Андрій Боровик

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:
November 24, 2020
HOW TECHNOLOGIES CAN HELP BUSINESS AND COUNTRY
Here there are talking points of Executive Director of TI Ukraine Andrii Borovyk at the international online event Civic Tech Summit 2020, dedicated to technologies that transform the world and society.
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November 11, 2020
IS THE RAZUMKOV’S PROJECT A NEW UTOPIA?
MPs are working their fingers to the bone day and night creating dozens of draft laws aimed to restore the murdered provisions of the Law of […]
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November 2, 2020
CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS: How Do We Resolve the Problem?
On October 27, the Constitutional Court of Ukraine issued a scandalous decision, which effectively destroyed the foundations of the anti-corruption reform in Ukraine. All parts […]
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September 23, 2020
Point of No Return Either for Country or for President
TI Ukraine’s Executive Director Andrii Borovyk participated in the discussion Who Is Displeased with Independent Anti-Corruption Agencies organized by NABU Public Oversight Council. Here are […]
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September 7, 2020
THE ANTI-CORRUPTION COURT’S FIRST YEAR: IT EXISTS, IT WORKS AND IT IS WORTH IT
After Euromaidan, a new era began for Ukraine and its efforts at combating corruption. Ukrainians no longer wished to tolerate flagrant embezzlement and scheming that […]
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August 6, 2020
When Will Forester’s House Be Recovered from Yanukovych to Ukraine?
On July 30, the High Anti-Corruption Court transferred the so-called Forester’s House in Sukholucchia, that allegedly belonged to Yanukovych, to Asset Recovery and Management Agency. […]
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July 24, 2020
NO SAFETY IN THIS COUNTRY
On Wednesday night, the house of the Anti-Corruption Action Center chair Vitalii Shabunin burned. At the time of the incident, his wife and children were […]
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July 5, 2020
Do No Harm: How *Not* to Support Domestic Manufacturers
A very interesting draft law has been registered in the Verkhovna Rada. It obliges all public agencies to buy certain mechanical engineering products for public […]
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June 30, 2020
Constitutional Adventures
Exactly 24 years ago, the Verkhovna Rada finally adopted the Constitution of Ukraine following the so-called “constitutional night.” For our country, this document was extremely […]
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June 15, 2020
What IMF Agreement Says About Corruption
On June 11, we finally had a chance to read the official text of the Memorandum between Ukraine and the International Monetary Fund. The document […]
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June 5, 2020
Seventh Year of Avakov as Internal Affairs Minister
Only 50 MPs consider the work of Ukraine’s Minister of Internal Affairs Arsen Avakov unsatisfactory. The others effectively support him, which means the responsibility for […]
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May 21, 2020
Uncharted Waters on Zelenskyy’s Anti-Corruption Map
A year ago, during his inaugural address, Zelenskyy promised to build a country of opportunities where everyone would be equal before the law and live by honest and transparent rules. The Ukrainian chapter of the anti-corruption organization Transparency International, which
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May 8, 2020
You Can Look but You Can’t Touch: Ten Versions of Anti-Corruption Law in Six Months
On May 6, the Committee on Anti-Corruption Policy has gotten to the law “On Corruption Prevention” again and would again like to change the list […]
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April 29, 2020
One More Step in NACP Reframing
Today, the NACP has launched a competition to select new members of the Public Council. We have been waiting for this decision for ages as […]
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April 17, 2020
Five Years of NABU’s Hard Work, Yet People Care Only about Convictions
A couple of days ago, mayor Trukhanov was once again served with charges by the NABU and the SAPO because of his wife’s property. This […]
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April 7, 2020
Is Corruption Overcome in Ukraine? Not Quite, Says Europe
In March, the Group of States against Corruption published a report based on monitoring of Ukraine’s anti-corruption progress. For a too long, didn’t read version: we […]
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