Accounting Chamber of Ukraine
The Accounting Chamber of Ukraine is a permanent oversight body accountable to the Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian Parliament). It audits the use of state budget funds, state-owned assets, and property held by territorial communities. The head of the Accounting Chamber is Olha Pishchanska, who was elected to the post in 2022.
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Ukraine's finance minister tells Rada country is in liquidity crisis, blames $29.5bn shortfall in partner aid
Finance Minister Serhiy Marchenko told the Verkhovna Rada on 12 October that Ukraine's state budget has fallen roughly 50 billion hryvnia short of planned revenues over nine months of 2026, with 39 billion hryvnia in payments deferred to year's end and capital expenditures blocked. He attributed the squeeze to a $29.5 billion shortfall in expected partner support tied to delayed reforms under IMF, EU and World Bank programs. Marchenko said military pay and social programs remain fully funded, but the Rada must now pass dozens of reform-related bills to unlock the rest.