SUB-INDEX

Openness

This sub-index assesses how well the city authorities ensure openness and access to key information for residents, from the availability of strategic documents to the quality of content in thematic sections.

AVERAGE SCORE
53.5 out of 100
Highest score 66.0 Dnipro
Lowest score 38.0 Poltava
11 cities assessed

Results by sub-index

Score for each city by sub-index and the number of indicators fully implemented. The average score changes depending on the selected filters.

Average score 53.5
Results by sub-index
# City
1 Dnipro Large
66.0
28 of 40
2 Odesa Large
64.0
27 of 40
3 Lviv Large
63.0
27 of 40
4 Khmelnytskyi Large
60.0
25 of 40
5 Zaporizhia Large
57.0
24 of 40
6 Kyiv Large
53.0
23 of 40
7 Kropyvnytskyi Large
51.0
22 of 40
8 Chernihiv Large
47.0
21 of 40
9 Lutsk Large
45.0
20 of 40
10 Kharkiv Large
44.0
19 of 40
11 Poltava Large
38.0
16 of 40

Indicators

40 criteria used to assess the “openness” sub-index.

01 Is there a dedicated page on the Charter of the territorial community on the city council's official website, outside the Documents section? Details Collapse

What is assessed

Maximum score: 2

Is there a dedicated page on the Charter of the territorial community on the city council's official website, outside the Documents section?

Result 2025

11out of 11 cities

fully implemented the indicator

02 Does the dedicated page on the Charter of the territorial community contain the full, up-to-date version of the document, together with information on its approval and amendments? Details Collapse

What is assessed

Maximum score: 2

Does the dedicated page on the Charter of the territorial community contain the full, up-to-date version of the document, together with information on its approval and amendments?

Result 2025

10out of 11 cities

fully implemented the indicator

03 Is there a dedicated page on the Rules of Procedure of the city council on the city council's official website, outside the Documents section? Details Collapse

What is assessed

Maximum score: 2

Is there a dedicated page on the Rules of Procedure of the city council on the city council's official website, outside the Documents section?

Result 2025

9out of 11 cities

fully implemented the indicator

04 Does the dedicated page on the Rules of Procedure of the city council contain the full, up-to-date version of the document, together with information on its approval and amendments? Details Collapse

What is assessed

Maximum score: 2

Does the dedicated page on the Rules of Procedure of the city council contain the full, up-to-date version of the document, together with information on its approval and amendments?

Result 2025

8out of 11 cities

fully implemented the indicator

05 Are the city council's decisions published on the city council's official website? Details Collapse

What is assessed

Maximum score: 2

Are the city council's decisions published on the city council's official website?

Result 2025

11out of 11 cities

fully implemented the indicator

06 Are the executive committee's decisions published on the city council's official website? Details Collapse

What is assessed

Maximum score: 2

Are the executive committee's decisions published on the city council's official website?

Result 2025

11out of 11 cities

fully implemented the indicator

07 Are the mayor's orders published on the city council's official website? Details Collapse

What is assessed

Maximum score: 2

Are the mayor's orders published on the city council's official website?

Result 2025

11out of 11 cities

fully implemented the indicator

08 Are the minutes of city council meetings, including voting results, published on the city council's official website? Details Collapse

What is assessed

Maximum score: 3

Are the minutes of city council meetings, including voting results, published on the city council's official website?

Result 2025

8out of 11 cities

fully implemented the indicator