Just What the Doctor Ordered: Corruption Risks in the Ukranian Military’s Medical Supply
This briefing focuses on tackling corruption and increasing the effectiveness of the medical supply system of the Ukrainian military. It aims to analyse corruption risks within medical procurement, and to provide recommendations for how to strengthen the system against these risks. This briefing note is based on an analysis of three cases, together with interviews with the employees of the Ministry of Defence (MOD), volunteers and international experts.
Relevant Publications
Poor Governance and Corruption in Ukraine’s Defence Housing System: Risks and Recommendations
Six Red Flags: The Most Frequent Corruption Risks in Ukraine’s Defence Procurement
Just What the Doctor Ordered: Corruption Risks in the Ukranian Military’s Medical Supply
Mission Made Possible: External Oversight and Anti-Corruption in Fragile States
Making the System Work: Enhancing Security Assistance For Ukraine
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