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Project profile for Combatting Corruption
| Title | Combatting Corruption |
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| Project Number | Z020698-001 |
| Maximum CIDA Contribution | $ 3,007,762 |
| Executing Agency - Partner | Department of Justice Canada |
| Status | Terminating |
| Start - End | 2008 - 2012 |
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| Sector(s) | |
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Democratic governance
Legal and judicial development (015130): 60% Public sector policy and administrative management (015110): 40% |
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| Description | |
| This project aims at increasing the effectiveness of the Government of Ukraine in developing a national anti-corruption strategy, and in building the capacity of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine and other targeted organizations to draft legislation that does not create opportunities for corruption. | |
| Expected Results | |
| This is a new feature, part of CIDA's efforts towards increasing transparency. Information will only be available for projects approved after October 15, 2011. For other projects, information on expected results is usually included in the description. | |
| Progress and Results Achieved | |
| Results achieved as of March 2012 include: Research and reports were completed on 14 corruption-related topics to inform the development of national anti-corruption policies by the Ministry of Justice (MOJ), in a fact-based and open manner. Information sessions were held in 11 Ukrainian cities, with participation from 222 civil society representatives and local MOJ officials to enhance civil society engagement in MOJ's anti-corruption work. MOJ's understanding of the relationship between gender and corruption, as it relates to higher education and social benefits to single mothers, was improved by the completion and dissemination of a report and research on these topics. Project achievements to date work to strengthen public sector capacity to design and deliver more effective and transparent legislation, policies and services. | |
