National Agency on Corruption Prevention
The National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) is the central executive body of Ukraine responsible for shaping and implementing the state's anti-corruption policy. It checks asset declarations of public officials, maintains the unified register of declarations, and monitors officials' lifestyles for signs of illicit enrichment. Established in 2014 as part of the anti-corruption reform, the agency is subordinate to the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine.
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NABU suspects Ministry of Justice forensic experts of false valuation for SBU official's wife
Ukraine's anti-corruption bodies NABU and SAP have notified forensic experts from the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise (KNDISE) of the Ministry of Justice that they are suspected of producing knowingly false conclusions about the market value of an elite apartment belonging to the wife of a senior Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) official. The case centers on an apartment bought for 21.6 million UAH whose contract value was recorded at 12.8 million UAH, and on a subsequent KNDISE expertise that valued it at 12.3 million UAH. NABU says the experts ignored a recall of their appointment and backdated the conclusion, using the case to push for an independent expert institute under its own authority.