About the Platform

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Ukraine remains strongly focused on fighting corruption even under martial law

Ongoing efforts of the Ukrainian government and civil society are aimed at preventing and combating corruption. The adoption of new legislation, the continuation of anti-corruption reform and the investigation of corruption cases are in progress and are gaining strength as they have a direct impact on democracy, the economy and European integration.

While implementing the recommendations made by partners, as well as the provisions of international acts, we build and develop our own system, taking into account our national context, and thus transfer theoretical guidance into practice.

The society is proactive in monitoring Ukraine's progress through the process as well:

Gathers relevant information;

Prepares a self-assessment report on the implementation of international anti-corruption commitments;

Manages an online platform with structured open data.

The review process

Civil society organizations and activists gather information on the current status of anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine. This may include analyzing laws, policies, practices, reports or studies, as well as interviewing experts. The final report describes the progress made by Ukraine and contains recommendations for improving the situation. Eventually, an online platform is created where the self-assessment report, as well as other relevant data on the state of anti-corruption in Ukraine, is posted. This allows the public to easily find and use it.

This platform can also be a platform for communication and cooperation between different stakeholders. In this way, the public can influence the decision-making process in the fight against corruption.

Our role

The findings we have obtained are unique and universal.

Unique, because we involve a wide range of experts, NGOs, educational and research centers that have in-depth knowledge and understanding of the problem. In addition, we confirm our findings with real-life cases and public surveys.

Universal, as they are based on the results of regular monitoring of the implementation of anti-corruption policy in Ukraine over time.

The Institute of Legislative Ideas prepares a civil society report and makes it available to the general public and partners for consultation and recommendations.

The report was prepared by the ILI team in cooperation with the Anti-Corruption Action Center and Transparency International Ukraine.

We are also grateful for the support of experts from the UNCAC Coalition.
At the same time, our team is always open for cooperation.

This monitoring platform was presented at the UNCAC Conference of the States Parties in Atlanta, USA, in December 2023. We are working to expand the functionality of the tool we have developed and plan to post here also materials and conclusions on the implementation of the 7 criteria from the European Commission on combating corruption, as well as a detailed analysis of compliance with Chapters III and IV of the UN Convention against Corruption in 2024.
At the same time, we are waiting for the official report on Ukraine's implementation of this document to be published on our digital resource. We will strive to update the data every six months. During this period, we will add relevant news and research from various civil society organizations, analytical and research think tanks, experts, etc.