Democratic Oversight
The ability of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine and civil society to monitor public authorities’ activities, policies, and practices is a vital component of democratic governance in the security and defenсe sector.

NAKO seeks to strengthen the capacity of the Ukrainian parliament, to make it more efficient, accountable, and transparent in performing its constitutional duties.

In addition, public scrutiny is an important component of democratic oversight of the security and defence sector. NAKO monitors the activities of public authorities in the security and defence sector, analyzes in detail the initiatives of the legislative and executive branches of government, identifies corruption risks and potential conflicts of interest, and proposes and promotes solutions to minimize them.
31 January, 2024
Corruption in defense procurement: what do the inspectors from the people manage?
The Report of the MOD’s Public Anti-Corruption Council on last year's work
12 December, 2023
Ukraine's progress on critical anti-corruption reforms during a full-scale invasion
Olena Tregub, the executive director of NAKO, told the Europeans during a discussion on the French channel France24
11 December, 2023
Announcement of Webinar: Mitigating Risks of Russian Trade Control Evasion
The executive director of NAKO, Olena Tregub, will speak at the webinar and discuss red flags in the transportation of components and technologies restricted to Russia
8 December, 2023
What efforts is Ukraine making to reduce corruption risks?

NAKO Executive Director Olena Tregub said this at the "Ukraine: 4 Fronts of War" conference in Paris


 
15 November, 2023
How does Ukroboronprom prevent the main risks of corruption?
About the appointment of directors, risks in procurement, and non-transparent rent
28 October, 2023
New developments of the anti-corruption council of the MOD
The work of the public anti-corruption council at the Ministry of Education and Culture in October.
1 October, 2023
The Nominating Committee for the first time since the start of the full-scale invasion held at Ukroboronprom
Traditionally, NAKO participates in discussions and observes the process
18 September, 2023
Supplying the army and developing the Ukrainian defence industry: how does the government propose to finance Ukraine’s defence and security sector in 2024?
Defence and security remain the key priority - the government suggests allocating UAH 1.6 trillion (USD 43.3 billion), which makes it 21.6% of Ukraine’s GDP. 
6 September, 2023
Rustem Umierov appointed the new Minister of Defence
What do we know about him?
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