The Istanbul Anti-corruption Action Plan is a sub-regional peer review programme launched in 2003 in the framework of the ACN. It supports anti-corruption reforms through country reviews and continuous monitoring of implementation of recommendations, which promote the UNCAC and other international standards and best practice. This programme:

• reviews the legal and institutional frameworks for fighting corruption and make recommendations
• monitors progress in implementing the recommendations

The results are discussed at regional meetings and published as country and progress reports.

The first round of monitoring was conducted between 2004-2007. This 2008 report summarises the results.

The second round  monitoring took place between 2008-2012. This 2013 report summarises the results. The second round of monitoring was based on this Procedure and Questionnaire [English | Russian].

Work started on the third round of monitoring in 2013.

2013 - ROUND 2 MONITORING

Anti-corruption Reforms in Eastern Europe and Central Asia

2008 - ROUND 1 MONITORING

The Istanbul Anti-corruption Action Plan - Progress and Challenges (pdf)‌