National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP)
NAPC — National Agency on Corruption Prevention, a state institution of Ukraine that exercises control over compliance with legislation on property and income declaration by civil servants, politicians, and other officials. The Agency investigates cases of false declaration, violations of anti-corruption legislation, and promotes transparency in government bodies. NAPC is a key instrument in the fight against corruption in Ukraine and works to ensure accountability of officials to the public.
03 September 2026
The apartment and car of a former lawmaker from the Mykolaiv region, worth 5 million, were confiscated02 September 2026
A former director of a hospital in Kherson was found to have a "hidden" wife and forgotten assets01 September 2026
In Odessa, a mother of many children has been appointed the new head of the marriage registration office26 August 2026
The NACP uncovered hidden accounts and assets belonging to a State Labor Service official in Odesa21 August 2026
In the Odesa region, the head of a district court filed a declaration after resigning18 August 2026
The director of the Odesa region's finance department received 1.4 million from real estate18 August 2026
The deputy head of the Mykolaiv Regional State Administration reported an income of 200,00011 August 2026
The head of a district court in the Odesa region resigned after purchasing a Ford Mustang for 750,00005 August 2026
A Parking Lot Instead of a School: The NACP Exposes a Scheme by the Former Head of a Forestry Enterprise in Kherson Oblast24 July 2026
A judge from the Odesa region was dismissed for systematically dismissing drunk driving cases22 July 2026
Mykolaiv Lost the Development Agency's Supervisory Board Due to a Failure to File Declarations17 July 2026
The foreign chair of the supervisory board of Mykolaivvodokanal is under police investigation| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
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