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International Agri-Food and Agritech Company Reaffirms Its Commitment to Integrity and Compliance Practices

The Ukrainian Network of Integrity and Compliance urges parliament to safeguard anti-corruption institutions in line with EU and OECD commitments

Ukrainian Agribusiness Leader Commits to Integrity and Sustainable Development

On July 16, the Ukrainian Network of Integrity and Compliance (UNIC), together with the Business Ombudsman Council, held the final event of the Month of Business Integrity — a roundtable discussion titled “Compliance and Tax & Customs Regulation: The Path to Trust and Transparency.”

The UNIC Forum 2025 “Integrity and Transparency: The Path to Sustainable Investment” has concluded, serving as the key event of the Month of Business Integrity. The forum focused on how reputation, responsible business practices, transparency, and accountability influence Ukraine’s investment attractiveness — particularly in times of political and economic uncertainty.

On 20 June 2025, Ukrainian Network of Integrity and Compliance (UNIC) held a press conference in Kyiv to announce the winners of the inaugural “Business Reputation and Integrity” Award. This initiative marked a milestone within the Integrity Month 2025, as for the first time at the national level, business practices that shape new standards of transparency, accountability, and resilience amid the full-scale war were publicly recognized.

Veteran policy in Ukraine is increasingly seen not as philanthropy but as a reputational and strategic advantage for business. Experts highlighted that by 2030, every third employee in Ukraine will either be a veteran or a family member of a veteran, making veteran integration a key human capital issue.

On 29 May in Kyiv, UNIC inaugurated Integrity Month — an annual initiative that for the fifth time has brought together business, local authorities, civil society, and the expert community to discuss integrity-driven practices.