The results of the audits of the Ministry of Defence over the last three years revealed the loss of more than UAH 1 bln and 70% of this sum has not been compensated. To compare, this amount could be used to procure about 1000 apartments for servicemen/women and their families. Alternatively, it could be spent […]
On March 24 the Verkhovna Rada Defence Committee approved the State Defence Order for years 2020 – 2022 previsouly decided by the National Defence and Security Council and confirmed by the President’s decree. It means that this year more than 25,8 bln UAH will be allocated for the State Defence Order: it’s 16% more than […]
A year ago, the Independent Defence Anti-Corruption Committee (NAKO) has become an independent NGO and has steadily worked to improve its governance and staffing structures. We are looking forward to our first formal Conference of Members, due to take place within the next month, as we are adapting our ways of working to the current […]
In November and December 2019 NAKO representatives partook in a number of Ukroboronprom’s Nomination Committee meetings. The Nomination Committee has selected the directors of the big member companies such as Zhytomyrskiy Bronetankovy Zavod (Zhytomyr Armor Plant), Kharkiv Morozov Machine Building Design Bureau, Kyivsky Bronetankovy Zavod (Kyiv Armor Plant), 410 Civil Aviation Plant, Zorya-Mashproject, Malyshev Plant. The best candidates were selected with active participation of representatives of Verkhovna Rada, National Defence and Security Council, embassies of the US, France and Great […]
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State Defence Order Remains Classified: NAKO Calls for the Parliament to Adopt the New Defence Procurement Law
The next phase for NAKO
NAKO partook in Ukroboronprom’s Nomination Committee meetings
Statement on Ensuring Transparency of the MIC Reform
The Draft Law on Defence Procurement Approved for Vote in the Parliament
Panaiotidi: MIC Development Not Possible without OECD Standards
Bondar: We Need to Corporatize UOP’s Member Companies
Top Corruption Cases in Defence: Recent Developments
No Monopoly for Arms Export: Why is it Important?
The New Model of Ukroboronprom’s Corporate Governance Suggested
NAKO Calls Attention to Corruption Schemes in Defence Housing. Part 2
Reforming the State Defence Order. A Brief.
Ukroboronprom. Schemes
Consolidated NAKO Recommendations
Poor Governance and Corruption Inside Ukraine’s Defence Housing System: Risks and Recommendations
Six Red Flags: The Most Frequent Corruption Risks in Ukraine’s Defence Procurement
Secrecy and Transparency: Striking the Right Balance in the Defence Sector
Crossing the line: how the illegal trade with occupied Donbas has undermined defence integrity
Just what the doctor ordered? Corruption Risks in the System of Medical Supply in the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine
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