Political parties took a great interest in the first local elections held in 252 united territorial communities on October, 29 and December 24, 2017.
Anna Kyslytska, analyst at Internews Ukraine and at UkraineWould, analysed why Ukraine urgently needs electoral reform.
Political Points of the Centre of Policy and Legal Reform include a weekly expert analysis of the most important processes in Ukraine in areas of constitutionalism, political parties and elections, governance and public administration reform, judiciary, combatting corruption, criminal justice, etc.
The great expectations that Ukrainian and international experts community has put on the proposed Anti-corruption Court can be compared with no less great expectations promised with the new Supreme Court at the beginning of judicial reform in 2016.
The healthcare system of Ukraine has been in need of fundamental changes for many years.
Civil Network OPORA has prepared the second research on the distribution of state subventions for social and economic development between single-member districts in Ukraine.
The sixth issue of Ukrainian Law Enforcement Reform Digest is the result of the common project of NGO “Association UMDPL” and Centre of Policy and Legal Reform with the financial support of European Union.
Political Points of the Centre of Policy and Legal Reform include a weekly expert analysis of the most important processes in Ukraine in areas of constitutionalism, political parties and elections, governance and public administration reform, judiciary, combatting corruption, criminal justice, etc.
The monthly newsletter of the Centre of Policy and Legal Reform is devoted to the analysis of the state reform, in particular in the areas of parliamentarism and elections, constitutional and judicial reform, civil service, anti-corruption, etc.
Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting released a new issue of Macroeconomic Monitoring of Ukraine.