The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has noted Ukraine's progress in strengthening public integrity. This was announced by Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal, UNN reports.
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The OECD has published an assessment covering 2023-2024, which reflects significant progress in building the regulatory framework and implementing reforms despite the full-scale war.
According to the information, Ukraine has made significant progress in the following areas.
Quality of the strategic framework: Ukraine meets international standards for anti-corruption strategies with a strong regulatory framework and clear objectives.
Transparency of political funding: Significant progress has been made in the regulation and oversight of political finance.
Internal control and audit coverage: comprehensive internal audits and a high level of implementation of recommendations reflect the development of the system.
The report also notes that the transparency of political finance and the coverage of central internal control and audit functions are high.
The OECD noted the high level of acceptance of audit recommendations and the full coverage of public budget organizations by internal audit.
Ukraine is one of the first non-OECD countries to join the Public Integrity Indicators initiative. We continue to reform and develop our country in order to join the club of OECD developed countries in the nearest future