Public investment projects are a necessary tool for community development. Thanks to such projects, new schools are built, hospitals are renovated, and social infrastructure is modernized in cities and villages.
However, opportunities come with greater responsibility, as each project carries the risk of inefficient or non-transparent use of funds. Sometimes there is also the risk of corruption. How can these risks be avoided — especially when a community is working with a government subvention for the first time?
In an article published on the Decentralization in Ukraine platform, we share EUACI’s experience on how communities can reduce common management and corruption risks during the implementation of investment projects.
In the article, you will learn:
- At which stages the biggest risks arise during the implementation of public investment projects.
- How the EUACI monitoring model works — and how it has already helped save hundreds of millions of hryvnias.
- What tools the EUACI guide offers to help communities effectively manage and control their projects.
🔗 Read the full article on the Decentralization in Ukraine platform: https://decentralization.ua/news/20065
