The CEIC-CMI Cooperation Programme conducts research on economic, social and political development in Angola. It aims to enhance public debate on Angola’s many governance challenges and to provide policy recommendations for a more equitable society.

In a recent CEIC-CMI study on challenges in the booming public construction sector, Tina Søreide, senior researcher at CMI, identifies ten key challenges. The study has caught public interest in Angola and was extensively covered in one of the most influential weekly papers, O País. While the newspaper translates “challenges” to “sins”, CEIC and CMI are nevertheless happy to contribute to a more informed debate on corruption and transparency.  

Publications

Angola Brief | 2011

Public construction projects - Angola. A need to fortify the barriers against corruption

Between early 2002 and 2009 the Angolan government invested around $30.4 billion in new infrastructure, hospitals, schools and other public construction projects. These investments have been extraordinarily large against the backdrop of...
Tina Søreide (2011)
Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (Angola Brief vol. 1 no. 5) 4 p.
Angola Brief | 2011

Ten challenges in public construction. CEIC-CMI public sector transparency study

Nobody questions Angola’s need for infrastructure and housing – and compared to many other countries in the region, the level and outputs of the country’s investment in construction activities are...
Tina Søreide, with Alves da Rocha, Regina Santos, António Costa and Nelson Pestana (2011)
Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (Angola Brief vol. 1 no. 19) 4 p.

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