Міждисциплінарний науково-освітній центр протидії корупції в Україні

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Центр здійснює освітню, наукову діяльність і об'єднує науково-педагогічних та наукових працівників, докторантів, аспірантів, студентів та практиків у сфері запобігання і протидії корупції. Метою діяльності Центру є проведення міждисциплінарних наукових досліджень, навчання у сфері запобігання та протидії корупції, запровадження короткострокових і довгострокових міждисциплінарних практично орієнтованих програм підготовки фахівців для ефективного управління та розбудови держави в Україні. Центр сприяє поєднанню наукової та освітньої роботи, впровадженню результатів наукових досліджень у навчальний процес та практичну діяльність у сфері запобігання і протидії корупції.

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    Business and whistleblowers: a study of the current state of the introduction of the reporting system in private companies in Ukraine
    (2022) Biletskyi, Andrij
    The research is devoted to the analysis of the state of implementation of the reporting system in private companies in Ukraine. The paper examines the answers of respondents from private companies on the motivation (non) implementation of the reporting system, the design of such system, the results of the functioning of the reporting system, and the role of the reporting system in building a proper corporate culture in their companies.
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    Capacity-Strengthening of Local Anti-Corruption Initiatives in Ukraine: Key Findings and Recommendations
    (2019) Nesterenko, Oksana; Bader, Max
    One of the main priorities for the international assistance programmes focusing on anticorruption reforms in Ukraine, is the support of such reforms at the regional and local levels. The regional and local non-governmental organisations are considered as the key actors of this process. In the meantime, the donors face certain challenges with regard to the work in the regions. These challenges are caused by low professional and institutional capacities of a significant number of such NGOs. Every donor programme or organisation looks for its own working methods as well as for the ways to overcome the challenges of local level work. Consequently, the development of the recommendations for donor programmes and organisations focusing on the implementation of anti-corruption projects in Ukraine is crucial on the current stage. The goal of the document is to provide the donor community with the recommendations for increasing the effectiveness of the donors’ cooperation with the non-governmental organisations of regional and local levels.
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    Civil Society against Corruption in Ukraine: Pathways to Impact
    (2019) Bader, Max; Huss, Oksana; Meleshevich, Andriy; Nesterenko, Oksana
    This policy paper has been written as part of the project Civil Society against Corruption in Ukraine: Political Roles, Advocacy Strategies, and Impact which is funded by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research. The paper draws from a comprehensive study of anti-corruption activism outside the capital city. For the purposes of the study, we have conducted semi-structured interviews with representatives of anti-corruption civic initiatives in cities or towns in all regions of Ukraine that are under control of the government of Kyiv. In addition, we have analyzed social media reports from these initiatives and media reports about these initiatives. The paper contributes to insights into the effectiveness of anti-corruption activism, especially in relation to Ukraine. Our findings also have implications for practitioners of international assistance. The fight against corruption attracts great interest among Ukraine's international partners, who view its success as vital to the country's stability, democratization, and economic development in the years ahead. Across Ukraine, practitioners of assistance support civil society-led anti-corruption initiatives, but they lack evidence-based knowledge about the effectiveness of such initiatives. The first section of the paper discusses the significance of civil society for the fight against corruption and lists the main types of activities and instruments that anti-corruption activists employ. While there is little established knowledge on determinants of effectiveness in anti-corruption activism, existing academic and practitioner literature nonetheless identifies a range of variables that are associated with effectiveness. The second section contains an overview of these variables grouped in three broad categories: environmental factors, advocacy strategies, and organizational characteristics. The third section introduces our dataset of anti-corruption organizations in the regions of Ukraine with a focus on the types of activities that these organizations are involved in and on the types of impact that they generate. In the fourth and main section of the paper, finally, we relate the factors associated in academic and practitioner literature with success in anticorruption activism to current anti-corruption activism in the regions of Ukraine.
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    Impact of Local CSOs on Implementing Anti-corruption Reforms in the Regions of Ukraine : report
    (2019) Nesterenko, Oksana; Beletskyi, Andrey; Bader, Max
    This report is issued within the Think Tank Development Initiative for Ukraine, implemented by the International Renaissance Foundation in partnership with the Open Society Initiative for Europe (OSIFE) with financial support from the Embassy of Sweden to Ukraine. The opinions and content expressed in this Policy Brief are the authors’ and do not necessarily reflect those of the Embassy of Sweden to Ukraine, the International Renaissance Foundation and the Open Society Initiative for Europe (OSIFE).
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    When does Anti-Corruption Activism in Ukraine have Impact? Lessons for International Assistance
    (2019) Bader, Max; Huss, Oksana; Meleshevich, Andriy; Nesterenko, Oksana
    The research for this policy brief has been conducted as part of the research project “Civil Society against Corruption in Ukraine: Political Roles, Advocacy Strategies, and Impact", and has been funded by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research".