Preventing and combating corruption: weekly updates from Ukraine
Progress in combating and preventing corruption is crucial for Ukraine's development as a democratic country and future EU member. Weekly we collect the most important updates: reforms, investigations, top news from anti-corruption bodies, digital tools to prevent corruption, surveys and reports, etc.
We publish updates every Wednesday on the NACP's website and social media. If you would like to receive the digest directly in your inbox, please contact us: press@nazk.gov.ua
DIGEST № 47
23 - 30 April 2025
- NACP suggested ways to eliminate corruption risks in the Draft Law No. 3091 ‘On State Environmental Control;
- Ukraine launched bilateral screening meetings with the EU under Title 20 "Enterprise and Industrial Policy";
- The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine saved almost UAH 180 million on procurement in the first quarter of 2025.
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DIGEST № 46
16 - 23 April 2025
- the first Centralized Procurement Organization of the Agency for Restoration in Ukraine and Europe has been launched;
- the Economist published an article highlighting concerns about the centralisation of power in Ukraine;
- the Security Service of Ukraine and the Economic Security Bureau uncovered a scheme involving the suspected embezzlement of UAH 153 million allocated for the Kyiv Podilskyi Bridge construction.
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DIGEST №45
10 - 16 April 2025
- IMF supports preservation of lifestyle monitoring of Ukrainian officials by NACP;
- Ukraine received the second tranche of £752 million from the UK at the expense of frozen assets of the russian federation;
- In March, DOZORRO analysed 74 procurements worth over UAH 4 billion, 50 of which revealed violations.
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DIGEST №44
3 - 9 April 2025
- Ukraine has strengthened its anti-corruption policy by modernising its integrity building tools;
- Ukraine receives third tranche of EUR 1 billion from the EU;
- More than 7,000 new professional users joined the unified state electronic system in the construction sector.
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DIGEST № 43
27 March - 2 April 2025
- 627 thousand public officials submitted their declarations for 2024;
- due to the full-scale invasion of russia, the data openness index decreased from 57.6% to 44%;
- Ukraine is implementing OECD anti-corruption standards.
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