More than 630,000 officials have filed their financial disclosure reports for 2025
The National Agency for Corruption Prevention (NACP) has announced the completion of the latest phase of electronic asset reporting, during which more than 634,000 public officials submitted their reports.
This campaign has become a key indicator of the transparency of the government apparatus and the readiness of officials for anti-corruption monitoring.
Among the total number of documents submitted, the reports of the country’s senior leadership attract particular attention.
Specifically, 137 top officials from ministries and 46,700 Category “A” and “B” civil servants, who hold key leadership positions in the country, disclosed their assets.
Law enforcement and judicial branches of government have also actively joined the process of reporting to the public.
The state registry received over 4,800 declarations from judges, as well as 20,200 documents from prosecutors, investigators, and inquiry officers at various levels.
Local government bodies demonstrated a high level of discipline, submitting over 110,000 declarations.
Geographically, Kyiv and the northern regions led the way with 183,000 reports, while slightly fewer were submitted by officials in the western regions—172,000.
Central Ukraine accounted for 150,000 submitted declarations, while the southern and eastern regions sent 84,000 and 45,000 documents, respectively.
An analysis of the submission trends indicates that most officials left the formalities to the last minute.
While only 20,000 declarations were submitted in January, this figure rose to 461,000 in March, with over 15,600 documents received on March 31 alone.
As a reminder, Lisovyi declared nearly 1.9 million UAH in income.
Cabinet Secretary Mariyevych also declared nearly ₴4 million in income for 2025.
