Infrastructure Transparency Index

Measuring infrastructure transparency.
Driving reform worldwide.

The ITI is the only globally comparable benchmark for infrastructure transparency. It assesses whether commitments to openness are actually delivered across the full project lifecycle.

Global reach, to date

20 ITI implementations completed across 14 countries since 2021.

20
Implementations across 14 countries on 4 continents
4
Dimensions of transparency assessed: from law to data to citizen access
+55%
Uganda's score rose from 20.8 to 32.3 by 2024, the largest improvement of any ITI country

Global reach

Where the ITI has been applied

Each pin marks an ITI assessment. Select one to see the overall score, the four dimensions of transparency, and a link to the full country dashboard.

Country Results

How does your country score?

Each country receives a score from 0 to 100 across four dimensions. Scores are aggregated from individual procuring entities (the ministries and agencies responsible for infrastructure delivery) and can be compared over time and across countries.

Top 5 national ITI scores Score 0–100
  1. 1 Panama2026 67.7
  2. 2 Costa Rica2025 66.9
  3. 3 Guatemala2025 65.1
  4. 4 Ukraine2021 62.2
  5. 5 Honduras2021 61.8
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Real-world results

In every country, the ITI has driven measurable change.

Panama
67.7, highest score
National ITI score, 2026

Panama's ITI score rose to 67.7 in 2026, the highest of any ITI assessment, up 19.6 points from 48.1 in 2023 following a national resolution mandating standardised disclosure.

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Uganda
20.8 → 32.3 score
Score: 20.8 (2021) → 32.3 (2024)

Uganda's national ITI score rose from 20.8 to 32.3, a +55% improvement, the largest of any ITI country. Public accountability forums are legally mandated during project implementation.

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Costa Rica
48 → 67 score
Data publication score, 2025

Costa Rica's national score rose from 48 in 2021 to 67 in 2025, driven by two landmark legal reforms. It now leads all ITI countries in data publication, with a dimension score of 88.6 out of 100.

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