Ukraine

Band

D

Corruption risk

High

Data collection dates

April 2018 - June 2019

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Recent years have seen the beginning of structural reforms in Ukraine’s defence sector, especially in procurement and state-owned enterprises. However, corruption risk remains high; new approaches require implementation, independent parliamentary oversight needs to be consolidated, and corruption risks in operations mitigated, especially given continuing operations in the eastern part of the country.

Risk categories

Political

Band

C

55/100

55/100

Risk

Moderate

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Financial

Band

D

40/100

40/100

Risk

High

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Personnel

Band

C

62/100

62/100

Risk

Moderate

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Operational

Band

F

8/100

8/100

Risk

Critical

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Procurement

Band

D

41/100

41/100

Risk

High

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