Problem

There is a need to analyze and take into account in the practice of privatization authorities the most common problems that arise at the stage of fulfilling the mandatory conditions for the sale or operation of a privatized asset.
Small-scale privatization and leasing of state and municipal property is carried out using an electronic system administered by the state enterprise Prozorro.Sale. At the same time, the problem of low competition at property lease auctions remains unresolved. There is also a need to make property lease procedures more professional. The transparency and efficiency of the procedures can be improved by ensuring data exchange between electronic systems used for the lease of state property.
At the same time, there is a need to legislatively define the list of state-owned property that is not subject to privatization.
Problem 2.4.3. The insufficient scope of publicly available information about business entities in which the state has an ownership stake significantly reduces the transparency of their activities, complicates public control and fosters corruption.
Despite the introduction of requirements for disclosure of financial and non-financial information about the activities of state-owned and municipally owned enterprises, compliance with such requirements remains problematic in practice. There are no effective, proportionate, deterrent sanctions for non-compliance with the established requirements. Information is often published in different scopes, formats and on different platforms, which makes it difficult to analyze (including using modern technologies). Existing registers and databases remain incomplete, the scope of information provided is limited, and the methods of ensuring such access are outdated. Different information platforms lead to duplication of data, fragmentation or even discrepancies in data from different sources.