ABOUT THE PROJECT:
The project aims to share the knowledge of the V4 countries with Ukraine in fighting corruption and detecting fraud. The project focuses on four activities: fighting corruption by changing people’smentality, digitising tax processes, introducing new tools for detecting tax gaps, taking care of resources and the natural environment-greentax. Partners from Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and Ukraine will sharing knowledge and modelling learning the correct behaviour is crucial inchanging the awareness of corruption and tax avoidance. This knowledge will guarantee better use of financial resources in Ukraine.
PROJECT NUMBER: 22320065
PROJECT RESULTS:
Monography no. 1 Knowledge and digitisation against corruption and frauds detection. V4 and Ukraine perspective
Planned publication date: November 2024
Monography no. 2 V4 and Ukraine fight with tax frauds and money laundering
Planned publication date: March 2025
Monography no. 3 Modern tools for fraud detection. Insights from V4 and Ukraine.
Planned publication date: May 2025
EVENTS:
WRO2024 Knowledge against corruption and fraud (Event–Public), Wrocław, PL - workshop.
Planned date: 23/04/2024
WUEB2024 V4 + Ukraine experience in reducing corruption and fraud (Event–Public), Wrocław, PL - workshop
Planned date: 10/10/2024
Digitisation and new technology in fraud prevention and detection V4 and Ukraine perspective (Event–Public),Wrocław, PL – workshop
Planned date: 18/03/2025
The Wrocław University of Economics and Business is ranked among the top economic schools of higher education in Poland, an important center of education, science, and research. Its activities are aimed at maintaining and strengthening the position of the University on regional, national, European, and international levels, improving competitive advantage and shaping its image of a modern institution, open and friendly to its employees, students, and the environment. University is fully authorized to provide academic training in the area of economic and management sciences.
PARTNERS:
Contact persons:
project coordinator – dr Piotr Luty (piotr.luty@ue.wroc.pl)
project manager – Joanna Mrozek (joanna.mrozek@ue.wroc.pl )
The project is co-financed by the Governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from International Visegrad Fund. The mission of the fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe.
Grant budget: € 29 945.00
Find more: www.visegradfund.org