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The DEJURE Foundation gets recognized for transparency

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The DEJURE Foundation got the highest 5-stars rank in the global rating of major think tanks’ financial transparency provided by Transparify. 

The Transparify initiative monitors over 150 think tanks in over 40 countries of the world and rates the extent to which they publicly disclose their sources of funding, the amount of funding they have received, and the specific research projects that were supported by this funding.

Striving to establish a just and trusted judiciary in Ukraine, the DEJURE Foundation leads by example. And we are happy to be recognized as such.

“– Transparency and integrity are in our organization’s core values. As we fight to establish transparent practices in the judiciary, for example in the judges’ assets, decision-making process or appointment procedures, we set the same high standards for ourselves.

It’s important for us to have the trust of the citizens of Ukraine. So we make sure our partnerships, financial structures, and funding sources are legal and transparent for everyone to see that there’s no money from oligarchs or political parties involved,”

– says Iryna Shyba, DEJURE Foundation Executive Director 

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