Ugandans are concerned with the inadequate consultations especially on centrally planned public infrastructure projects; public works disrupting businesses and in some cases leading to loss of lives and destruction of property that is in often cases not compensated for; poor garbage management, inadequate disclosure on
Many stakeholders wonder why some information is not availed to them, wondered why? perhaps you did not know what information to ask for? here we provide what information was disclosed.
CoST Bridging the infrastructure transparency gap in Uganda, publication in the Ministry of Works and Transport 2018 Sector Handbook
CoST Uganda fruitful partnership with Wakiso district.
Minister of Works and Transport 26th July 2017 CoST event to launch the Scoping Study and validate findings from the 1st Assurance Report.
ADDRESSING GAPS IDENTIFIED DURING THE L.G PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTBY THE OPM (1)
CoST Uganda Infrastructure Monitoring Tool IMT CoST Uganda Multi-Stakeholder Group is privileged to present to the nation an infrastructure transparency monitoring pathway abridged from the CoST Infrastructure Data Standard. The development of this tool has been an all-inclusive process; various stakeholders from government, private
