Center for State Ecological Expertise

Within the framework of the seminar-training, particular attention is being paid to identifying corruption risks and preventing corrupt practices in the processes of state environmental expertise and environmental impact assessment.

During the event, participants are discussing ways to ensure transparency and objectivity in environmental assessment processes, prevent conflicts of interest, avoid abuse of official powers, reduce the influence of human factors in decision-making, and effectively use digital mechanisms.

In addition, participants are being provided with practical recommendations on the early identification, assessment, and elimination of corruption risks, increasing the openness and accountability of environmental assessment processes, expanding public participation, and ensuring strict compliance with legislative requirements.

Upon completion of the seminar-training, participants are expected to gain the necessary knowledge and practical skills to organize state environmental expertise and environmental impact assessment processes based on the principles of transparency, objectivity, and zero tolerance for corruption.