Effective communication is when completed projects speak for themselves

On December 19, the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) held an event for professionals who form communication policies in government institutions, international donor organizations, CSOs, and media. 

The main goal of the meeting is to summarize the outcomes of anti-corruption communications in 2024, assess the implementation of the Communication Strategy of the State Anti-Corruption Program, and outline challenges and plans for the upcoming year.

During a panel discussion, the EU Anti-Corruption Initiative (EUACI) Communication Expert Yana Ryzak shared insights on the EUACI activities and the campaign “Corruption Is Not a Heritage,” implemented with the NACP to promote tools for public control over corruption.

Our partners from CASE Ukraine presented a film on combating corruption in Ukraine, created with EUACI support. hromadske previewed the teaser for the documentary “After the Era of Silence,” set to premiere in 2025 with support from the EUACI.

If you want to create projects that reshape perceptions of corruption in Ukraine, don’t miss our national call for cultural project support. Find details on our website: https://cutt.ly/neXpJd35

The event was supported by Pro-Integrity funded by USAID and UK Dev.

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