EU4PFM – EU for competitive, sound and thriving Ukraine
The overall objective of the EU4PFM Programme is to improve Public Finance Management (PFM) in Ukraine, thereby ultimately improving public service delivery and the business climate.
Achieved results
Effective reform of the public finance management system is the basis for implementing state policy and achieving strategic development goals by supporting overall fiscal discipline, strategic allocation of budget funds, and effective delivery of services.
News
November 4, 2024
New skills for new opportunities: EU4PFM and the Ministry of Economy organise the fourth training on public procurement
On 31 October, a regular regional training on ‘Public Procurement in the Process of EU Accession: Overview of Potential Legal and Institutional Changes and Strategic Measures to Improve Procurement Efficiency’ took place in Pryluky, Chernihiv region.
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October 31, 2024
Ukraine continues reform path: new EU Enlargement Report confirms progress
“Despite the continuation of Russia’s war of aggression, Ukraine has shown remarkable resilience and commitment to its European path”, - this was highlighted in the new EU Enlargement Report, recently issued by the European Commission. The evaluation is part of the Commission’s second opinion on Ukraine’s EU membership application, published in the Ukraine Report 2024.
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October 22, 2024
Four Mistakes to Avoid in Building an E-Customs System
What pitfalls should be avoided when developing an E-Customs system? Key risks that may arise for a country creating and implementing new customs IT systems, drawing from Poland’s experience.
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October 18, 2024
The Accounting Chamber with the support of EU4PFM hosts a Round-table on improving Risk Management in the organization’s work
On 17 October, the Accounting Chamber with the support of EU4PFM organized a Round-table focused on practical aspects of improving risk management within the organization's work. The event brought together the department directors and section heads within the Chamber and external experts to discuss strategies for identifying, assessing, and responding to risks that could impact the institution’s operations and credibility.
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