5th Assurance Report, “A call for better Disclosure and Public Engagement”
CoST Uganda is pleased to publish its “5th Assurance Report; A call for better Disclosure and...
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Government aligns portal to the CoST Standard (OC4IDS), five years later
In October 2021, the Government of Uganda, through PPDA aligned the Government Procurement Portal to...
Breaking the barriers to infrastructure journalism: CoST Uganda joins ACME to build capacity of journalists on infrastructure transparency and accountability.
The media plays a great role in information dissemination, but often times journalists are put...
CoST Uganda in the Media_2021
Date of Appearance Channel and Author Topics covered Evidence 14th December 2021 CoST Uganda /Olive Kabatwairwe...
Uganda stands at 20.8% reveals CoST Index on Infrastructure Transparency
On 3rd December 2021 CoST Uganda launched results from its 1st Infrastructure Transparency Index (ITI) at the Kabira Country...
CoST Uganda launches a £ 2.2 Million pounds five year Business Plan
On 25th November 2021, CoST Uganda launched its five year £ 2.2 Million pounds Business Plan 2021 – 2026....
£ 2.2 million pounds needed to boost infrastructure transparency activities by CoST Uganda in the next five years!
We are delighted to introduce the CoST Uganda 2021-2026 Business Plan amidst amidst challenging times of a...
Private Sector participation in infrastructure procurement, challenged every year!
The participation of the private sector in the public procurement processes has been reducing year...
CoST Uganda takes barazas online to discuss key findings from new research
Credits to CoST International: CoST Uganda recently brought together members of government, civil society, the...
Government records progress on CoST recommendations, despite the pandemic
CoST Uganda conducted a webinar to follow up implementation of recommendations from the 4th assurance process. The webinar...