Annual Report of TI Ukraine 2019
Ensure the effective functioning of an organization resistant to internal and external change.
Goal
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• effective governance;
• diversified sources of financing;
• functional organizational structure and business processes;
• developed organizational culture;
• effective ways of informing and involving target groups identified by the organization.
• diversified sources of financing;
• functional organizational structure and business processes;
• developed organizational culture;
• effective ways of informing and involving target groups identified by the organization.
In recent years, TI Ukraine has increased the number of projects implemented and, accordingly, the number of specialists involved. In response to the emerging need for the organization, new functions have been introduced.
According to the results of 2019, it can be argued that the organization pays attention to the function of management and development of individuals involved in projects, fundraising, monitoring and evaluation of their activities. An operational and financial planning system is in place. However, the level of outreach to our programs and projects, and therefore the level of engagement, is lower than expected.
TI Ukraine aims at
Context
WHAT DID WE DO IN 2019
on the knowledge of policies, procedures and job satisfaction.
so that colleagues can get acquainted with the intricacies of the organization’s projects and programs.
on request of the organization’s team members. Numbers: 18 surveys – 364 questions – received 1,625 responses. 88% of those surveyed were external participants and 12% were team members.
to inform our partners of the main results and plans to raise awareness and communication within the team.
a single management system.
During the year, 4 team members demonstrated significant growth in the organization and changed their positions (3 out of 4 employees – to management positions). Within last year, 12 new employees have joined the TI Ukraine team.
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ENGAGEMENT in the organization’s activities:
TI was represented in 20 oblasts of the country
(except Vinnytsia, Volyn, Kherson, Cherkasy oblasts and
Autonomous Republic of Crimea)
(except Vinnytsia, Volyn, Kherson, Cherkasy oblasts and
Autonomous Republic of Crimea)
events where the TI Ukraine team was represented
organizer
Among these activities, the organization acted as:
speaker
invited participant
co-organizer
67
64
13
5
The audience of our activities:
NGO representatives
32%
32%
Journalists 5%
Lawyers 4%
International partners/ organizations 4%
Business representatives 14%
Academia 8%
Government authorities 6%
Representatives
of local self-government bodies 8%
of local self-government bodies 8%
They were mostly educational activities (trainings, seminars, webinars) (44%), public discussions (14%), consultations, TI expertise (where we act as consultants) (11%)
2500
unique contacts have been added to our database over 2019
56%
women
44%
men
37
the average age of the participants (the youngest participant being 17, the oldest being 77)
Other 18%
RESULTS
An intermediate evaluation of the institutional capacity of TI Ukraine using the international OPI methodology (Pact’s Organizational Performance Index) was carried out: we were rated at 3.4 points out of 4; (In 2017, we were rated at 2.8 points out of 4 possible according to this methodology).
Partners and donors
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Team
Financial Report
Donors
SUB-GRANTEES
(in partnership with “Nashi Hroshi” in the project “Enhancing the role of civil society in the oversight of public finances”)
(in partnership with “Nashi Hroshi” in the project “Enhancing the role of civil society in the oversight of public finances”)
• SMART MEDIA (Kharkiv)
• Bureau (Dnipro)
• Lviv Group (Lviv)
• Chuhuiv Human Rights Group (Chuhuiv)
• Meridian Information and Resource Services Center (Meridian.Lviv)
• Charity and Health Foundation (Kherson)
• Bureau (Dnipro)
• Lviv Group (Lviv)
• Chuhuiv Human Rights Group (Chuhuiv)
• Meridian Information and Resource Services Center (Meridian.Lviv)
• Charity and Health Foundation (Kherson)
• Cherkasy News Agency 18000 (Cherkasy)
• Kremenchuk Information and Educational Center “European club “(Kremenchuk)
• Media Investigation Center “Prozoro” (Kropyvnytskyi)
• Kremenchuk Information and Educational Center “European club “(Kremenchuk)
• Media Investigation Center “Prozoro” (Kropyvnytskyi)
@ Transparency International Ukraine 2020
Transparency International is an anti-corruption organization founded in 1993 in Berlin by former World Bank director Peter Eigen. Currently, the chair of the Board is Delia Ferreira. Transparency International operates in more than 100 countries worldwide. The organization is best known for its Corruption Perceptions Index and Global Corruption Barometer. According to Global Go To Think Index Tank 2017, Transparency International ranked 51st out of 173 global think tanks and was the leader among 65 think tanks working on issues of open and good governance.
