Ukrainians cite war, corruption, and housing destruction as their most significant problems and are wary of corruption in future reconstruction. Most Ukrainians currently consider the three main problems to be the war (96%), corruption (88%), and the destruction of infrastructure and housing (82%). In November, compared to March, fears of war ... #CorruptionUkraine #SociologicalSurvey #UkraineWarDamages
The number of business leaders who expect a long war with Russia has doubled. According to a survey of top managers in Ukraine conducted by the Gradus Research agency in 2022, 54% of business leaders expected the war’s end by the end of the next year, and only 38% believe... #BusinessExpectation #CorruptionUkraine #UkraineEconomy #WarinUkraine #бізнесвУкраїні
The Ministry of Reconstruction has presented an anti-corruption program for rebuilding the country. The Ministry identified 50 key corruption risks and has developed countermeasures to prevent fraud. The risks relate to the reconstruction process, public procurement, management of state-owned enterp... #CorruptionUkraine #fightingcorruption #ReformsinUkraine #UkraineReconstruction
Half of Ukrainians believe that corruption slows down business development. This is the opinion of 47% of the surveyed participants in a study from the Democratic Initiatives Foundation. Among other potential difficulties, almost 37% of the survey participants called the dest... #CorruptionUkraine #ObstacleForBusiness #TaxesinUkraine #Zelenskyy #бізнесвУкраїні
Domestic vs. Western companies: To whom are Ukrainians ready to entrust the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine? According to Ukrainians, large private, Western companies and banks can effectively, and without corruption, carry out the post-war reconstruction of their country. More than 28% of respondents trust ... #CorruptionUkraine #SociologicalSurvey #UkraineReconstruction #UkraineRecovery
The US demands Ukraine strengthen the fight against corruption to receive further financial support. The State Budget of Ukraine receives approximately $1.5B from the US monthly, and certain conditions have been put forward to continue this funding. According to RBC-Ukraine, there was an informal con... #CorruptionUkraine #SAPO #UkraineFightingCorruption #USfinancionaidforUkraine
The EU removed Ukraine from its blacklist of countries that are not fighting corruption. The Group of States of the Council of Europe Against Corruption (GRECO) recognized Ukraine’s progress in preventing corruption among deputies, judges, and prosecutors. The corresponding report a... #anticorruptionreforms #CorruptionUkraine #GRECO
The Ukrainian Parliament approved an anti-corruption program for 2023-2025. The program contains measures aimed at increasing the government’s efficiency in preventing corruption in various spheres of public life, forming a negative attitude towards corruption in societ... #anticorruptionreforms #CorruptionUkraine #DenysShmyhal
Ukraine delays the appointment of the Head of the Anti-Corruption office . The US and the European Union have expressed frustration with Ukraine struggling to elect the future leader of the unit responsible for prosecuting corrupt officials. Washington and Brussels have ti... #AntiCorruptionOffice #Corruption #CorruptionUkraine
The government-controlled Rada passed a law yesterday restoring prison terms for officials who hide assets — then President Zelenkiy said he would not sign it. “This isn’t what Ukrainians expect, and not what I promised them,” he said on the presidential website. Critics say the bill does not check assets held by family members, a classic dodge for officials... #CorruptionUkraine #VerkhovnaRada #Zelenskyy
