Sectoral Policy Briefs on Reforms in Ukraine prepared for Ukraine Reform Conference in Vilnius.

RULE OF LAW AND SECURITY

   1. Judicial reform

   2. Reform of the law enforcement authorities

   3. Anti-corruption policy

   4. National security and defense

   5. Human rights and reintegration of the occupied territories

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

   6. Constitutional reform

   7. Public administration reform

   8. Parliamentary reform

   9. Decentralization

   10. E-democracy and e-governance

   11. Electoral reform

   12. Development of the civil society

ECONOMY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

   13. Economic reforms

   14. The energy sector

   15. Environmental protection

HUMANITARIAN DEVELOPMENT

   16. Education

   17. Healthcare

   18. Media reform

   19. Culture

20. Gender equality

21. Youth policy

22. National memory policy

The “Toronto Principles” is a vision document which summarizes the aspirations of 80+ reform-minded civil society organizations (CSOs), the private sector and the public for the future of Ukraine. The Toronto Principles acknowledge the mutual accountability, expertise and ability of these organizations to represent the views of Ukrainian citizens. They also reaffirm the importance of adhering to internationally accepted good governance and democratic principles; and present a list of key reform priorities for the next five (5) years in Ukraine. The Toronto Principles is not a static document. It is expected to stimulate ongoing CSO dialogue and collaboration.