Andrii Borovyk

Executive Director of TI Ukraine

Andrii is an expert with more than 5-year experience in business consultation, investment analysis, and business processes in the public sector. He graduated from the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy with a degree in Economics and received a Master’s degree in Business Analysis and Consulting (Warwick Business School, Great Britain). Andrii worked as an investment analyst for a long time. He also has professional experience working in the public sector, heading a unit at the Department for Reforms in the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine; he developed strategies for reform implementation, organized conferences and seminars for law enforcement staff members, and participated in the development of a communication platform for law enforcement.

Author`s posts:

January 31, 2023

Ukraine’s Corruption Perceptions Index results and what world can expect going forward

Today, the results of the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for 2022 have been published. Ukraine received 33 points out of 100 possible. Our score has increased by one point, and now Ukraine ranks 116th out of 180 countries in the…

December 16, 2022

Rebuilding Ukraine: Here and Now, and in Decades to Come

Last week, Washington hosted the largest international anti-corruption event of the last two years — the International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC 2022). And, of course, Transparency International Ukraine experts also took part in these events.

December 5, 2022

Competitions in Anti-Corruption Bodies. Brave, Professional, Honest Candidates, This Challenge Is for You

Competitions to two anti-corruption institutions are a chance for you to join this work. If, of course, you meet the requirements.

October 12, 2022

Civil society has always been a secret weapon of Ukraine

Andrii Borovyk, Executive Director of TI Ukraine, told how the public, together with the government, implements reforms and plans the rebuilding at the Open Government Partnership Europe Regional Meeting.

July 22, 2022

Transparent Reconstruction. Why we created a coalition of CSOs RISE Ukraine

During the conference in Lugano, the government of Ukraine presented a recovery plan worth more than USD 750 billion. It is designed for 10 years and […]

July 13, 2022

How can the appeal disrupt SAPO competition?

On July 12, the Sixth Administrative Court of Appeal had to consider the decision of the Kyiv District Administrative Court (KAC) on cancelling the procedure for the […]

July 4, 2022

Don’t let a kleptocrat’s war destroy Ukraine’s reconstruction

Ukraine’s recovery will require billions of dollars – so leaders pledging reconstruction funds need to ensure Ukraine’s anti-corruption defences are up to the task.

June 10, 2022

Ukraine and Corruption: Why Denmark, Sweden and the Netherlands Oppose Ukraine’s EU Candidacy

Ahead of Ukraine’s application for EU candidacy being considered, it turned out that Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden are against it. The reason is that […]

June 3, 2022

100 days of anti-corruption during the war

On February 24, we opened the door and took a step into a new life: some of us felt numb, others, on the contrary, adjusted […]

April 30, 2022

Why It Is Important for Ukraine to Be at G20 summit

Following calls from the group's members, the Indonesian president invited Ukraine to the G20 summit in November.

April 16, 2022

Sytnyk Completes His Work at NABU. What were the 7 years and what to expect next?

In 7 years, the NABU has managed to create a solid foundation for work and lay the principles of independence. It is important to preserve and multiply existing practices and approaches.

February 23, 2022

Where Is the Level of Corruption Higher, or What Else Did Putin Lie About?

In the recent Corruption Perceptions Index 2021, Ukraine received 32 points, while Russia — 29 out of 180 possible. This means that Ukraine is perceived in the world as a less corrupt country.

October 5, 2021

Coronavirus Procurement Now Contains More Risks, than in Spring of 2020

In the spring of 2020, hospitals faced a shortage of safety products, medicines, and equipment. At the same time, time was short, and all this was needed immediately.

August 23, 2021

Independence and Decorruption: No Stopping

Tomorrow Ukraine turns 30. However, there are always serious obstacles to true independence. One of them is corruption.

July 15, 2021

Dangerous Joy: Avakov’s Resignation

It appears that no one has ever said so much about any minister. The surname “Avakov” and the prefix “minister” have been inseparable for more than 7 years. They will continue to be so until the Verkhovna Rada supports his…

May 20, 2021

Anti-Corruption Pilot Zelenskyy with Two Years of Experience: What Will the Landing Feel Like?

For two years now, Ukrainians have been travelling on board of the plane whose crew commander is Volodymyr Zelenskyy. This period was remembered both for […]