Anti-Corruption Transformation in Ukraine
About the project
The Project “Anti-Corruption Transformation in Ukraine” is aimed to implement effective anti-corruption policies and tools that have a major effect on a nation’s security and economy, encouraging fair competition, supporting recovery efforts, lowering the shadow economy, luring investments, and generally improving the business climate. Additionally, in the context of reconstruction efforts and the need to attract refugees and displaced persons back to Ukraine, this endeavour promises to help the Ukrainian authorities in assessing, mitigating, and managing corruption risks at both strategic and operational levels.
By advancing legislative reforms, improving judicial independence, and fostering civic engagement, the initiative seeks to address key vulnerabilities that hinder Ukraine’s governance and economic stability. With due consideration of the EU accession requirements as well as recommendations of the Council of Europe monitoring body (GRECO), the specific purpose of this initiative is to strengthen the enforcement of international standards in the anti-corruption area.
This would be accomplished by further strengthening the legal framework, enhancing the skills of key stakeholders, such as policy-making and supervisory authorities, law enforcement agencies, prosecution, and the judiciary, and creating a cohesive approach to address the challenges caused by corruption with the participation of the private and non-governmental sectors.
Objectives of the Project. The Project “Anti-Corruption Transformation in Ukraine” intends to improve Ukraine’s national anti-corruption system. This Project is anticipated to contribute to the nation’s overall integrity and resilience.
The overall expected impact of the project is that the national anti-corruption system in Ukraine is compliant with the international standards and effectively addresses corruption risks.
The aforementioned impact is expected to be achieved through the achievement of the following project results:
- National anti-corruption legislative framework is aligned with international standards and recommendations.
- Anti-Corruption Strategy is effectively implemented.
- Enhanced effectiveness of the National Agency on Corruption Prevention.
- Enhanced capacity for enforcement of anti-corruption measures (National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutors Office, High Anti-Corruption Court).
Project Partners:
- National Agency on Corruption Prevention
- National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine
- State Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office
- High Anti-Corruption Court
- The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Committee on Anti-Corruption Policy
Project duration: 01/01/2026 – 31/12/2026
Council of Europe Documents: Conclusions and Recommendations
Representatives of the Council of Europe took part in a discussion of the priorities of anti-corruption reforms and international support for the sector at a meeting of the Sectoral Working Group “Rule of Law”
A meeting of the Sectoral Working Group in the anti-corruption sphere “The Rule of Law” was held at the National Agency on Corruption Prevention, with the participation of representatives of the National Agency on Corruption Prevention, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, the...
The Council of Europe supports Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Efforts with OSINT workshop
The Council of Europe convened a workshop in Kyiv focused on Open-source Intelligence (OSINT) for Anti-Corruption Investigations, Financial, and Conflict of Interests Controls on 1-2 July 2026. The event brought together 32 participants from Ukraine’s key anti-corruption agencies: 26 from the...
Vadym SAMOILOV
Senior Project Officer
Daria-Oleksandra Rulko
Project Assistant

