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.
DIGEST № 25
13 - 19 November 2024
- The European Commission has given a positive assessment for the second regular disbursement under the EU's Ukraine Facility programme.
- The IMF and Ukraine reach a staff-level agreement on the sixth review of the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) programme.
- The NACP presented a study of corruption risks in centralised logistics procurement for the Armed Forces.
- Ukraine will increase spending on anti-corruption bodies: this change was adopted in the budget for 2025.
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DIGEST № 24
6 - 12 November 2024
- The HACC refused to close the Rotterdam+ case, supporting the position of the SAPO prosecutor
- 70% of companies operating in Ukraine will continue to invest in the country despite the war and other business challenges: EBA data
- The World Bank releases the Corruption Control Indicator (CCI): In 2023, Ukraine scores 25.94
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DIGEST № 23
30 October - 5 November 2024
- The European Commission published a detailed assessment of Ukraineʼs progress in combating corruption
- The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) has seized the property of Tetiana Krupa, head of the Khmelnytskyi MSEC, who is suspected of illicit enrichment
- The investment portal has added 31 new projects with a total value of €2.1 billion
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***This project was made possible by the United States Agency for International Development and the generous support of the American people through the Promoting Integrity in the Public Sector. Funding is also provided by the UK International Development from the UK government (FCDO). The contents of this publication do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID and the U.S.
