The process of publishing data (disclosure) sees that information such as the purpose, scope, costs and implementation of infrastructure projects is open, accessible and more readily available to the public. We aim for data to be published in accordance with the CoST Infrastructure Data Standard (CoST IDS) and the Open Contracting for Infrastructure Data Standard (OC4IDS). The CoST IDS
Enhancing transparency and accountability in public infrastructure involves collaboration among stakeholders from government, the private sector, and civil society, who have different perspectives and backgrounds. CoST connects these stakeholders through multi-stakeholder groups in each member or affiliate programme. The groups guide the delivery of CoST and provide a neutral forum for stakeholders to pursue infrastructure
By: Michael Cengkuru Introduction Access to reliable and accurate data is crucial for making informed decisions, especially in the infrastructure sector. In Malawi, traditional methods of data sharing have been plagued by various challenges. For instance, paper-based record-keeping systems have been prone to errors, loss, and damage, making it difficult to access and share
