Ukraine seeks to improve investment climate
Sep 3, 2013
Ukraine submits Candidature application for the EITI in order to improve the management of its natural resources.
Ukraine's application for EITI Candidature approved
Oct 17, 2013
The EITI Board approved Ukraine’s application for EITI Candidate status at its meeting in Abidjan on 17 October 2013.
Call for tender: Ukraine seeks Independent Administrator for EITI Report
May 6, 2015
The Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry of Ukraine is seeking an IA to prepare and reconcile the EITI report.
How EITI countries will publish real owners by 2020
Jan 20, 2017
43 countries publish roadmaps to disclose the real owners of companies in oil, gas and mining by January 2020. 20 commit to public registers.
The EITI Standard requires that companies that “bid for, operate or invest in extractive assets” should publicly disclose the identity of their beneficial owners. Over the past month, 43 EITI countries have published their plans for how to disclose the real owners of companies in their extractive sector by January 2020.
Validation country visit: Ukraine
Sep 18, 2017 to Sep 22, 2017
Kiev, Ukraine
The International Secretariat is visiting the country to carry out the first stage (Initial data collection and stakeholder consultation) of Validation. To find out more about Ukraine (includes information on the country manager), visit the country page
Sam Bartlett from the Secretariat welcomes stakeholder input in preparation to the country visits.
Re-inventing transparency: turning around Ukraine’s culture of opacity
Oct 5, 2017
After the 2014 Revolution of Dignity, Ukraine has heralded a new era of open government, through the EITI and other international commitments. With Ukraine’s elections drawing closer and reform-efforts are, according to some analysts, slowing down, begging the question: is this the beginning of the end for transparency in Ukraine’s extractive sector, or a move to a new and improved phase?