Cooperation News
In addition to the financial and advisory support of anti-corruption agencies – NABU, NACP, SAPO and ARMA – the EU Anti-Corruption Initiative in Ukraine has opened the “Corruption Park” – the first interactive museum of corruption for Kyiv residents and guests. A 100-meter golden loaf, a rare car, a statuette worth EUR 30,000 seized from corrupt officials, NABU’s secret laboratory – you can see all this in the Kyiv Botanical Garden. Read more
Almost any certificate or administrative service, for example, registration of a marriage, registration of a subsidy can be obtained in one place – the Administrative Services Centers (ASC). Here, without queues and unnecessary bureaucracy, one can not only quickly submit documents, but also get the result in time. At the end of last year mobile ASC occurred in Ukraine. They serve residents of small settlements. Segodnya found out how the decentralization and reform of administrative services that are actively supported by the European Union (EU) are changing the lives of Ukrainians. Read more
From the beginning of April, the control of products of animal origin for Ukrainian tables will start according to European standards. On April 4, the Law “About state control over compliance with legislation on food products, forages, animal by-products, animal health and welfare” will come into force. Read more
A year and a half ago, Ukraine took the first step towards a complete reorganization of the business inspection system – a legislative framework was adopted. In 2018, the changes finally started to be implemented. The Head of BRDO told what business should expect from inspections in 2019. Read more
New departments have been established in 10 ministries, in the Office of the Cabinet of Ministers and in 2 state agencies – policy making directorates and strategic planning, and European integration directorates. The EU Project “Support to strategic communication and awareness raising on Ukraine’s public administration reform” introduces heads of new directorates and their ambitious plans. Read more
The EU project “Support to Justice Sector Reforms in Ukraine” has helped carry out the most difficult psychological testing of candidates for the positions of judges of the Supreme Court in the history of Ukraine and Europe. Find more information on how the new Supreme Court works and what challenges the newly appointed judges encounter. Read more
Before 2017, only 6% of court judgments in civil and commercial cases have been enforced in Ukraine. During the last year, this figure rose to 18% thanks to reform of the court judgment enforcement system, which saw the advent of private enforcement. Segodnya tried to look into all nuances of this reform with the help of Communication Europe in Ukraine experts. Read more
