To ensure accountability and prevent corruption.

To increase the efficiency of infrastructure projects.

To promote public participation in infrastructure planning.

To facilitate the transfer of technology and knowledge.

Disclosure of project information.

Public participation in decision-making.

Accountability for project outcomes.

Confidentiality of sensitive information.

It allows stakeholders to monitor the progress of projects and hold decision-makers responsible.

It facilitates the identification and correction of errors and inefficiencies.

It encourages the participation of qualified contractors and suppliers.

It helps attract foreign investment and expertise.

It enhances the quality and sustainability of projects.

It fosters a sense of ownership and responsibility among stakeholders.

It facilitates the identification of local needs and priorities.

All of the above.

It discourages corrupt practices by increasing the risk of detection.

It promotes ethical behavior among project stakeholders.

It strengthens the capacity of anti-corruption agencies.

All of the above.

It facilitates the collection and dissemination of project information.

It enables real-time monitoring of project progress.

It promotes public engagement and participation.

All of the above.

Lack of political will and commitment.

Insufficient legal and regulatory frameworks.

Limited capacity of government agencies.

Strong public demand for transparency.

It promotes the use of environmentally friendly materials and technologies.

It ensures that projects are designed and constructed to withstand the impacts of climate change.

It encourages the adoption of innovative and sustainable solutions.

All of the above.

Transparency leads to increased efficiency by reducing corruption and waste.

Efficiency leads to transparency by making it easier to track project progress and identify problems.

Transparency and efficiency are independent of each other.

None of the above.

It facilitates the sharing of best practices and lessons learned.

It encourages collaboration between different stakeholders.

It promotes the development of local expertise and capacity.

All of the above.

Government agencies.

Contractors and suppliers.

Non-governmental organizations.

The general public.

It promotes inclusive and sustainable economic growth.

It ensures that infrastructure projects are aligned with social and environmental objectives.

It facilitates the monitoring and evaluation of progress towards the SDGs.

All of the above.

They can monitor project implementation and hold decision-makers accountable.

They can raise awareness about the importance of transparency and advocate for reforms.

They can provide technical assistance to government agencies and other stakeholders.

All of the above.

It strengthens the accountability of decision-makers.

It promotes the participation of stakeholders in decision-making.

It enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of infrastructure management.

All of the above.

It can increase the cost and complexity of projects.

It can lead to delays in project implementation.

It can expose sensitive information to competitors or adversaries.

All of the above.