2.7. Healthcare, education, science, and social security

problems 7

expected strategic
results 23

measures 109

Progress in the implementation of measures as of 17.05.2026

Measures to be enforceable

All measures of the SACP

61 24 18

103

Implemented Partially implemented Not implemented

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the diagrams above show the share (%) of completed measures (fully and partially)

Problems

% of measures implemented — % of measures partially implemented — evaluation of achievement of ESR, % —

2.7.1. Patients and doctors do not receive medications and medical devices in a timely manner and in full, in particular due to the incomplete transition to the new system of organization and control of medical procurement, and the incomplete regulation of the processes of identifying the needs for and accounting of medications

2.7.2. Patients are unable to receive medical treatment abroad or medical care with the use of transplants, due to corrupt practices caused by insufficiently regulated procedures and non-transparent accounting.

2.7.3. The electronic healthcare system is not sufficiently integrated with other databases, which creates opportunities for abuse during the use of specific functions (including the awarding of disability benefits, preventive and compulsory medical examinations, and assignment of the disability group)

2.7.4. Insufficiently transparent recruitment procedures at healthcare institutions hinder competition and create opportunities for manifestations of corruption in appointments to such positions

2.7.5. Corruption risks are present when it comes to access to educational institutions and the educational process. The awarding of academic degrees and academic titles often happens with significant use of corrupt practices and other forms of dishonesty

2.7.6. Conflicts of interest are present in the sector of education and science during formulation and implementation of state policy

2.7.7. There is a lack of proper accounting and transparency in the spending of funds allocated in the budgets of all levels for social protection for all categories of social aid recipients