17 April 2024, 14:16
Transparency under air strikes: is there progress?
The Transparent Cities Program (Transparency International Ukraine) presents the results of the second study of city transparency during the full-scale war. In 2023, 5 cities became transparent: Dnipro, Drohobych, Lviv, Mukachevo, and Ternopil. 23 cities were recognized as partially transparent, the remaining 52 had the status of non-transparent.
17 April 2024, 14:12
Why Transparency in Ukrainian Cities Is Insufficient and How to Change It
The 2023 City Transparency Study by Transparency International Ukraine indicates that there is still a lot of work to be done in this area. But there are opportunities for achievement. Let's find out which ones.
17 April 2024, 10:55
Dnipro, Drohobych, Lviv, Mukachevo, and Ternopil are recognized as transparent in 2023 — Transparency International Ukraine
23 cities were recognized as partially transparent, and the other 52 as non-transparent. Despite the challenges of the war, cities managed to make some progress in 2023, but the majority are still non-transparent—65%. In 2022, this figure was 81.4%.
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Helping Ukrainian cities overcome the challenges caused by the war

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Methodology for Assessing Cities Transparency during the war
In the 2023 study, we will evaluate 80 cities from the list of the top 100 largest cities in Ukraine. The assessment will be conducted using 50 adapted indicators, an increase from 40 in 2022.
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Study of How City Councils Work during the War
The "Transparent Cities" program studied the transparency status of 70 cities in Ukraine during a state of war. More details are available in this analytical note.
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