On February 10th 2021 87 participants representing Government, Private Sector, Civil Society and the Media gathered in Kampala and online... View Article
To all our stakeholders, and Friends of CoST Uganda, We are coming back to you with a thank you note.... View Article
A study by CoST Uganda on the analysis of infrastructure data disclosed on the Government Procurement Portal for selected PDEs... View Article
Fair Business Practices_Publication in the Daily Monitor Uganda_22nd Sept 2020 Page 26 In general we observed an increase in the... View Article
The Mabira dam was a long-awaited project expected to benefit over 300 farmers in Mabira, Mbarara district, Western Region of... View Article
CoST Uganda under its intervention, “Promoting fair business practices between Government and the private sector in Uganda,” analyzed the existing... View Article
NewVision_21st July 2020_Page 33 _ Assurance_Baraza_Ministry of Water&Environment_Title_Farmers to reap big from shs 10b dam_ Despite the efforts to engage... View Article
Non-bidders take over infrastructure projects_New Vision pull out_23_24 pages Non-bidders take over infrastructure projects_New Vision pull out_23_24 pages Who is... View Article
CoST Uganda with a partnership with PPDA_ analyzed the GPP infrastructure procurement data against the CoST Infrastructure Data Standard. The analysis was based on five key indicators including; proactive disclosure- 41 data points, cost and time overruns, tender management and transparency in procurement; the findings suggest there is need for engagement between Government and the Private Sector to discuss practical ways necessary to improve the disclosure and increased participation in public procurement processes, that would ultimately increase fair business practices and open markets for the private sector to engage.
Transparency still lacks in public infrastructure projects_CoST Uganda GPP Data analysis reveals _Daily Monitor 16th July 2020 Pg 38 CoST... View Article