An informational and analytical project about seventeen key reforms, which helps to understand the complicated process of the political and social changes started in Ukraine in 2014.
The issue of financing election campaigns is relevant not only in Ukraine, but also in the political life of all developed Western democracies. Election experts are increasingly raising the issue of costly election campaigns, in particular, the use of a large number of political advertisements on TV and in print media.
Openness of the budget process and citizen participation in it is one of the key features of the functioning democratic society.
Three years after dramatic events of 2014, the national economy shows first signs of re-orientation to Western and global markets.
The European component of civic education has remained beyond the declared European integration strategy.
Some positive developments have taken place in the legislation concerning the energy sector, public finances, the monetary system and the sphere of governance.
According to the Global Gender Gap Report for 2016, presented by the World Economic Forum, Ukraine ranks 69th in the gender equality index (in the ranking among 142 countries).
August 15 marked a year from the official start of work of the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (NAPC).
The country urgently needed health care reform. It can be successfully launched only by a large team, including the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, legislators, experts, and the public.
iMoRe remains low: there was a minor progress in reforming business environment and monetary sector during this period