Ukraine became eligible for the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Threshold Country Plan (TCP) in 2005. At that time, it fell short of meeting the MCC Control of Corruption indicator. In response, the Government of Ukraine (GOU) and the USAID assigned a Strategic Objective Agreement to implement the TCP with the aim of reducing corruption in the public sector.
The program implemented under TCP Activity 4.2 envisioned reducing corruption related to granting land owner and user rights, access to utilities, and construction permits by changing the legislative and regulatory framework for property transactions, reforming the permit system, and streamlining lines of responsibilities and procedures as well as by demanding governmental accountability and transparency.
In 2008, SEGURA performed a midterm evaluation to evaluate the progress and potential of Activity 4.2, including analysis of progress and on-time delivery of six principal Activity 4.2 tasks, identification of attendant challenges, and recommendations for both implementation and related project design.
Client:
USAID/Ukraine
Year:
2008
Technical Areas:
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning
Region:
Europe & Eurasia
Location:
Ukraine
