Progress in the implementation of measures as of
22.12.2024
2 |
25%
1 |
12.5%
1 |
12.5%
4 |
50%
8
Implemented
Partially implemented
In progress
Not started
Measures implemented (fully and partially) -
3 (
37.5%)
Measures —
8
2.4.1.5.1.
Preparing an analytical report on the strategic assessment of corruption risks in the operations of a state-owned enterprise and identification of enterprises with the highest levels of corruption risks
The main implementer:
National Agency on Corruption Prevention
2.4.1.5.2.
Discussing the report indicated in subclause 2.4.1.5.1 with the participation of representatives of government agencies, NGOs, international organizations, participants of international technical assistance projects, and the academic community
The main implementer:
National Agency on Corruption Prevention
2.4.1.5.3.
Preparing an analytical report outlining the list of state-owned enterprises of strategic importance for the nation’s economy and security or those with the highest level of corruption risks or enterprises that are the most critical business entities in the defense industry
The main implementer:
Ministry of Economy of Ukraine
2.4.1.5.4.
Discussing the report indicated in subclause 2.4.1.5.3 with the participation of representatives of government agencies, NGOs, international organizations, participants of international technical assistance projects, and the academic community
The main implementer:
Ministry of Economy of Ukraine
2.4.1.5.5.
Drafting and submitting to the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine the draft action plan to align the corporate governance system of business entities identified following the activities indicated in subclauses 2.4.1.5.1—2.4.1.5.4 with corporate governance standards of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (hereinafter “the OECD”), which provides for, inter alia, the competitive selection of managers, heads of executive authorities, and members of supervisory boards of entities in the public sector of the economy, which has been suspended due to the institution of martial law, for the period beginning with 2023
The main implementer:
Ministry of Economy of Ukraine
2.4.1.5.6.
Preparing the annual report (within the 1st quarter of the year) on the progress made in implementing the action plan to align the corporate governance system of specific business entities with corporate governance standards of the OECD (including for the period of 2021 and 2022), which should include recommendations on revising the aforementioned action plan (if needed)Preparing the annual report (within the 1st quarter of the year) on the progress made in implementing the action plan to align the corporate governance system of specific business entities with corporate governance standards of the OECD (including for the period of 2021 and 2022), which should include recommendations on revising the aforementioned action plan (if needed)
The main implementer:
Ministry of Economy of Ukraine
2.4.1.5.7.
Preparing the legal framework that would provide for the possibility of early termination of contracts with managers exercising the powers of a one-person executive body, or with members of a collective executive body of state-owned enterprises of strategic importance for the nation’s economy and security or those with the highest level of corruption risks or enterprises that are the most critical business entities in the defense industry, if such individuals have committed gross violations of the requirements of anticorruption legislation or the code of ethics
The main implementer:
Ministry of Economy of Ukraine
2.4.1.5.8.
Amending the existing contracts with managers exercising the powers of a one-person executive body, or with members of a collective executive body of state-owned enterprises of strategic importance for the nation’s economy and security or those with the highest level of corruption risks or enterprises that are the most critical business entities in the defense industry, if such individuals have committed gross violations of the requirements of anticorruption legislation or the code of ethics
The main implementer:
State authorities — subjects of management of state-owned objects
Indicators —
5
Evaluation of achievement of ESR —
indicator weight —
1
An analytical report has been published, outlining the list of state-owned enterprises of strategic importance for the nation’s economy and security or those with the highest level of corruption risks or enterprises that are the most critical business entities in the defense industry.
2
The action plan to align the corporate governance system of specific business entities with corporate governance standards of the OECD for the period beginning with 2023 (which also provides for the competitive selection of managers, heads of executive authorities, and members of supervisory boards of entities in the public sector of the economy, which has been suspended due to the institution of martial law) has been published.
3
The action plan to align the corporate governance system of specific business entities with corporate governance standards of the OECD has been completed by 100 percent.
4
Contracts with managers exercising the powers of a one-person executive body, or with members of a collective executive body of state-owned enterprises of strategic importance for the nation’s economy and security or those with the highest level of corruption risks or enterprises that are the most critical business entities in the defense industry, provide for the right to terminate them if such individuals have committed gross violations of the requirements of anticorruption legislation or the code of ethics.
5
at least 80 percent of experts on the regulation of the economy and businesses estimate that:
a) defines the list of state-owned enterprises of strategic importance for the nation’s economy and security or those with the highest level of corruption risks or enterprises that are the most critical business entities in the defense industry is substantiated (10 percent);
b) the action plan to align the corporate governance system of specific business entities with corporate governance standards of the OECD covers the essential aspects and provides for the essential measures (10 percent);
c) the corporate governance systems of state-owned enterprises of strategic importance for the nation’s economy and security or those with the highest level of corruption risks or enterprises that are the most critical business entities in the defense industry are aligned with OECD corporate governance standards in practice (10 percent).
* - certain measures are common to several ESRs, but have a separate number (id)