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The National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) has been pivotal in uncovering significant corruption schemes, particularly involving Energoatom, a major entity in Ukraine’s energy sector. Despite NACP's efforts to mitigate corruption risks through audits, as noted by Pavlushchyk, the magnitude of Energoatom's corruption exceeds standard oversight capabilities. In addition, NACP is scrutinizing the "Mindich tapes" for potential internal involvement in scandals. Following revelations from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) tapes, NACP initiated an internal review to assess its role. These actions highlight NACP’s commitment to anti-corruption efforts, reinforcing transparency and accountability across governmental levels amidst public opinion that still perceives rising corruption.

How did NACP become involved in the Energoatom corruption case?

The National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) became involved following an inspection in January 2025. Their assessment identified systemic issues beyond the scope of typical anti-corruption measures, leading to revelations about Energoatom and orchestrator Timur Mindich's large-scale abusive practices within the sector.

What are the "Mindich tapes" being investigated by NACP?

The "Mindich tapes" refer to recordings potentially implicating NACP employees in a corruption scandal. The tapes are an integral part of ongoing investigations, with NACP seeking to determine if any agency insiders have engaged in unethical conduct linked to Mindich and his widespread corruption activities.

What prompted NACP to conduct an internal probe related to NABU tapes?

NACP launched an internal investigation after being mentioned in NABU's released tapes, which exposed a corruption scheme in the energy sector. The tapes cited a suspect, Dmytro Basov, who referenced NACP, prompting the agency to verify any potential involvement or omissions in its practices.

How does NACP address the public perception of growing corruption?

Responding to public concerns, NACP conducts surveys revealing that 69% of Ukrainians perceive an increase in corruption. Additionally, the agency commits to transparent procedures and enhanced anti-corruption strategies to combat these challenges, striving to reshape public opinion and strengthen trust.

What role does NACP play in preventing corruption at higher governmental levels?

NACP plays a critical role in preventing corruption by auditing and inspecting declarations of high-level officials, initiating reviews when misconduct is suspected. Through diligent oversight and collaboration with other governmental bodies, NACP aims to uphold integrity across governmental ranks and ensure accountability in public service.

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