NAZK Head Viktor Pavlushchik urged all countries to invest in systems that measure integrity, assess risks, and real impact. During his speech at the UN conference, he emphasized that transparency supported by data and technologies will strengthen the fight against corruption.
He also shared the experience of Ukrainian anti-corruption institutions that operate under pressure and implement innovations. In addition, he presented a new Anti-Corruption Strategy of Ukraine for 2030, where the foundation is based on facts.
“Corruption undermines not only the economy of states. It threatens dignity, justice, and fundamental human rights. Our common task is to ensure that integrity becomes not an ideal but a standard. By uniting political will, data-supported policy, and international cooperation, we can accelerate progress and restore trust where it matters most - between citizens and the state.”
At the conference, Ukraine also plans to share its own experience in combating corruption at a special event on December 17. We invite everyone interested to join the online event.