Andriy Klymosyuk
project managerklymosyuk@izi.institute
2015 - Master of Laws - Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University
2019 - PhD in Law - Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University
Since September 2024, he has been the Head of the Integrity Council at the State Service of Ukraine for Transport Safety.
He implements projects in the following areas: corruption risk assessment in the field of road transport; criminalization of sanctions violations and circumvention, criminal and civil asset confiscation, management of sanctioned assets, and ensuring access to the Register of Losses for victims of Russian aggression.
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Developing policy and improving legislation on the management of sanctioned assets in Ukraine
Останнє оновлення: 10 Dec. 2024
To develop and implement an effective and transparent system of public governance by the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine in terms of managing enterprises and other assets whose operations have been blocked due to the imposition of sanctions, in order to eliminate the current destructive impact on the state economy.
Assessment of corruption risks in the passenger transport sector
Останнє оновлення: 10 Dec. 2024
Project goal: Ensure transparency and increase the effectiveness of state supervision in the sector of passenger road transport to eliminate corruption risks and create comfortable conditions for carriers and passengers, including for the return of Ukrainian refugees home.
Minimizing corruption risks in public policy
Останнє оновлення: 20 Jan. 2025
The project includes anti-corruption expertise of legislation, strategic assessment of corruption risks in the sectors, confiscation of unjustified assets, management of corrupt assets, return of corrupt assets to Ukraine, and monitoring of Ukraine's anti-corruption obligations.
Monitoring the implementation of the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)
Останнє оновлення: 18 Nov. 2024
The United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) is the only universal legally binding instrument to fight corruption in the world. UNCAC obliges state parties to implement effective anti-corruption mechanisms. The monitoring of the Convention's implementation is based on mutual evaluation by the states parties. It involves each state being reviewed by two other states. The process is divided into two five-year cycles. During the first cycle, the implementation of the provisions of Chapters III and IV is evaluated, and during the second cycle, Chapters II and V are evaluated.