Visual essays.

A road is built in the open, but its truth is filed where only insiders can read it. Follow one red survey line as it turns a project into something followable, readable, trusted, measured, and acted on. The CoST toolkit — IDS, OC4IDS, assurance, ITI, social accountability — as one chain, not five products. Ends on a live query any citizen can re-run: 28.5% single-bid on Uganda’s GPP.

Follow one bright line from a company certificate down to a human being and learn the Beneficial Ownership Data Standard by operating it: entity, person and relationship statements; claims, not truth; a dated, testable, write-only record. The companion essay shows what to do with it.

After award, the record thins but the risk grows. Follow one bright data line through Uganda's upgraded GPP, then run a real query: 28.5% of competitive tenders attract only one bidder. Watch the data do accountability work.

A $50M contract names a company. Join procurement to ownership data and the same record names a person. Diverse on paper, one owner underneath.

Drag a 3D chamber of 189 alumni; step into six rooms of conversation; watch a school network become adult infrastructure.

A Ugandan power bill is the visible end of an invisible chain. Trace it back through the Bujagali PPP and you find the real infrastructure: a promise-machine of payments, guarantees, and risk that outlives the dam by decades.

Kampala, 143 officers, the question that broke a year-old assumption.

Make five architecture calls; watch a portal live or die across three years.