EU4PFM Component 5 “External Audit and Parliamentary Oversight” has launched a comprehensive series of trainings to be delivered throughout the year, covering various groups of employees of the Accounting Chamber of Ukraine, including regional offices. Participants will eventually work through a full audit cycle, applying methodologies in a practical context. The first Financial Audit Training…
EU4PFM, together with the State Customs Service, has implemented a nationwide anti-corruption awareness campaign covering the entire territory of Ukraine. The campaign aimed to inform citizens and businesses about the possibility to report corruption-related offenses they may encounter when interacting with customs authorities, while also encouraging open and transparent communication with customs to help reduce…
Public Institution Central Project Management Agency (CPVA) conducts public procurement “The event organisation services for projects implemented by CPVA in Ukraine”. Interested suppliers are invited to submit their tenders by 11 May 2026, 10:00 a.m. (Lithuanian time) via email to [email protected], in accordance with the procurement documents attached to this invitation. Annex 1 – Technical Specification(1) Annex 2…
On April 29, EU4PFM Procurement Component held a roundtable discussion “Procurement Reform Talks: Ministry of Economy & Stakeholders”. The event marked the launch of a new series of EU4PFM roundtables planned for 2026–2027. The aim of these roundtables is to bring together and highlight a range of perspectives within Ukraine’s public procurement ecosystem. This approach…
On April 28, EU4PFM Procurement Component organised a policy discussion “Defence Procurement Reform: Ukraine’s Path to EU Alignment”. EU accession remains among Ukraine’s principal aims, which means that legal harmonisation with the EU acquis – including in the area of defence procurement – is among the highest priorities. At the same time, implementation should not…
Ukraine’s path to the European Union is often described in terms of reforms, legislation, and alignment with the acquis. But behind these formal steps lies a deeper transformation — one that directly affects how the economy functions and how businesses operate. Taxation is at the centre of this process. And while Ukraine is moving forward…