Services that reduce corruption risks
Minimization of direct contact between citizens and officials
No.
Service name (Platform)
Description and purpose
Anti-corruption effect
Link to the website
16
Electronic Register of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)
Public information about all registered civil society organizations, their statutes, and leadership.
It ensures transparency of nonprofit organization activities and helps identify potential shell entities.
17
Unified State Register of Legal Entities and Individual Entrepreneurs (USR)
National database on business registration, directors, and ultimate beneficial owners (UBOs).
Eliminates anonymity in business by preventing the use of shell companies and enabling the identification of real owners for conflict of interest checks.
18
Electronic Health System (eHealth)
A system that records all medical records, electronic prescriptions, and referrals.
It ensures transparency in healthcare financing (funds follow the patient) and minimizes abuse in the issuance of fraudulent medical certificates.
19
Portals of Administrative Service Centers (ASCs)
One-stop centers for accessing services at the local level.
Physically separates the citizen from the executing official, minimizing petty corruption.
20
"Elections" System (State Voter Register)
A service for verifying personal data in the voter register.
Ensures transparency of the electoral process by allowing citizens to monitor their data and prevent potential manipulations (e.g., “dead voters” or double registration).
21
Diia Portal (Provision of Administrative Services)
A comprehensive portal and mobile application for accessing over 100 government services online.
Eliminates petty corruption in obtaining certificates and services, as interactions occur without the involvement of officials.
22
E-data (Public Funds Spending Portal)
National portal that displays all transactions of the State Treasury Service (who transferred funds to whom, how much, and for what).
Provides full public oversight of budget spending at all levels.
23
Public Cadastral Map of Ukraine
An information system containing data on all land plots in the country, their boundaries, designated use, and owners.
Ensures transparency in land relations and reduces opportunities for illegal allocation or appropriation of land.
24
Public Register of Decisions of the High Council of Justice (HCJ)
Information on bringing judges to disciplinary liability and their dismissal.
Ensures transparency of personnel policy in the judicial system.
25
Register of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Reports
A database on the environmental impact of planned activities.
The openness of the register allows the public to monitor the issuance of permits for hazardous projects and prevent corruption in the environmental protection sector.
26
Register of Persons Who Have Committed Corruption Offenses (NAZK)
A database of all individuals held liable for corruption.
Prevents corrupt individuals from returning to public office.
27
Public Register of Appraisers and Appraisal Entities
A register of certified property appraisers.
Prevents manipulations with under- or overvaluation of state and municipal property.
28
Electronic Register of Education Documents (Ministry of Education and Science – MES)
A database that allows verification of the authenticity of diplomas and certificates.
Counteracts corruption related to the falsification of educational documents during employment.
29
State Register of Property Rights to Real Estate (SRPR)
A register containing information about property owners and other real rights
Its openness allows verification of officials’ property and ensures transparency of real estate transactions, protecting against raiding and fraud.
30
Licensing Register
A register containing information about issued licenses (e.g., for conducting business activities).
The openness of the register allows monitoring of the licensing process and prevents improper issuance or revocation of licenses.
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