Ukraine working with the OECD
While there is a strong political will in Ukraine to pursue an ambitious reform agenda, the country needs both policy guidance and financial support to ensure that reform is sustainable. With its multidisciplinary expertise and wide array of internationally recognised policy instruments, the OECD works closely with Ukraine to advance its reform efforts and strengthen its institutions.
PISA 2018 Results
3 December 2019
In Ukraine, 74.1% of students achieve the basic level in reading, 64.0% in mathematics and 73.6% in natural sciences. PISA 2018 reports good news for Ukraine and provides recommendations for a brighter future.
Supporting Decentralisation and Promoting Investment and Local Development
2 December 2019, Kyiv
4 December 2019, Poltava
The meetings focussed on the decentralisation process and how it can help strengthen and promote investment and local development.
Ukraine Energy Sector Snapshot
Kyiv, 8 October 2019
Energy reforms now underway in Ukraine are changing energy sector architecture and state of play.
Ukraine advances on BEPS
8 August 2019
Ukraine deposited its instrument of ratification to the Multilateral Convention to Implement Tax Treaty Related Measures to Prevent Base Erosion and Profit Shifting.
Ukraine at a Glance
13/03/2014 OECD-Ukraine co-operation strengthened
07/10/2014 OECD-Ukraine Memorandum of Understanding
22/04/2015 OECD-Ukraine Action Plan
15/06/2018 OECD-Ukraine MoU renewal
15/02/2019 OECD-Ukraine Action Plan update
Strategic areas of work:
- Anti-corruption
- Governance & rule of law
- Investment & business climate
Global Relations Brief on OECD & Ukraine:
- English | Українськa (October 2019)
Key topics
- Agriculture
- Anti-corruption
- Biomass sector
- Competition policy
- Corporate governance of state owned enterprises
- Decentralisaton
- Education evaluation (PISA)
- Education integrity
- Energy policy
- Energy sector reform
- Energy service companies
- Green economy
- Investment policy
- Public administration reform
- Sector competitiveness
- SMEs access to finance
- SME policy
- SME statistics
- Tax & financial crime investigation
- Tax Inspectors Without Borders
- Water management (EUWI)
- Water reform dialogue
More on OECD & Ukraine
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Participation in OECD thematic programmes
Eastern Europe and South Caucasus Initiative (EESCI)
Through the Eastern Europe and South Caucasus Initiative, Ukraine works to improve its business environment and strengthen competitiveness in line with OECD and EU Standards.
GREEN Action Task Force
The Task Force works with Ukraine and other countries of Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia to promote access to private finance for green investments and better environmental performance of SMEs.
Anti-Corruption Network for Eastern Europe and Central Asia (ACN)
The Ukraine anti-corruption project works to strengthen legal and institutional capacity to effectively detect, investigate and prosecute high-profile and complex corruption cases.
Inclusive Framework on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS)
Under the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS, Ukraine collaborates with more than 130 countries to put an end to tax avoidance strategies.
Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes
As a member of the Forum, Ukraine has committed to implementing the internationally agreed standards of tax transparency and exchange of information.
SIGMA (Support for Improvement in Governance and Management)
A joint OECD-EU initiative helping Ukraine modernise its public governance and establsh closer links with the European Union.
About the Ukraine Action Plan
The OECD has worked with Ukraine for a quarter-century, supporting the country's efforts to transform its economy and integrate more deeply into international markets. In 2014, the OECD boosted its co-operation with Ukraine and has since supported the country’s reforms in line with international standards. Despite remaining challenges, Ukraine has made progress in monetary and fiscal policies, has introduced e-government for procurement and VAT repayments, and a small number of critically important state-owned enterprises now have professional governance. Moreover, Ukraine’s decentralisation reforms have resulted in a major overhaul of territorial governance. The OECD has contributed to most of these achievements and several other initiatives in close collaboration with other international organisations including the establishment of a Business Ombudsman Council, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Asset Recovery Management Agency. With the OECD-Ukraine Action Plan, the OECD and Ukraine have jointly identified 29 priority reviews, 28 OECD legal instruments to which Ukraine could request adherence and 10 OECD bodies in which it could request partnership to further enhance economic performance and strengthen democratic institutions.
Contact us
Ms. Gabriela Miranda
Country Manager for Ukraine
Gabriela.Miranda@oecd.org
