Anti-corruption

Tasks:

1. Develop a coordinated anti-corruption policy based on objective data.
2. Ensure maximum efficiency of operations of the state anti-corruption infrastructure.
3. Minimise the financial dependence of parties and candidates during the elections.
4. Significantly reduce the oligarchs’ influence on the political system, state administration and courts.
5. Develop effective mechanisms for improving the regional anti-corruption
6. Ensure the monitoring of draft laws that affect the state of corruption.
7. Popularise the topic of corruption prevention.

Indicators of achieving the goal:

1. Standard surveys on the state of corruption are conducted every year.
2. State anti-corruption policy is formulated in accordance with the law and meets the results of the standard survey and other relevant studies.
3. The system of preventing corruption functions as a well-oiled mechanism towards a unified outcome. The Security Service of Ukraine is divested of authority to investigate economic and corruption crimes, while the National Police and the State Bureau of Investigations have newly created effective units within their structures.
4. Anti-corruption programs of state bodies and local self-government bodies contain clear and measurable indicators of their performance.
5. Open and transparent financing of parties and election campaigns during national and local elections is ensured.
6. The system for bringing individuals and legal entities to legal responsibility for corruption and corruption-related offences is effective, penalties are proportionate to violations, while any damages caused are reimbursed in full. Assets obtained through corruption are confiscated.
7. The principle of integrity is integrated into public discourse through the implementation of educational and awareness-raising projects.
8. Permanent participation of CPLR’s experts in working groups and direct advisory support to government bodies regarding anti-oligarchic and anti-corruption policy is ensured.