National Integrity System
The National Integrity System (NIS) assessments offer a detailed diagnosis of each country’s institutional strengths and weaknesses in safeguarding integrity and preventing corruption. But real impact comes through implementation.
This platform tracks the progress made on key NIS recommendations across the Western Balkans and Türkiye produced under the project Citizen engagement for public integrity (CEPI). It monitors whether governments and institutions are taking action to address critical reform areas - transparency, accountability, justice and anti-corruption enforcement - across 15 NIS pillars.
For each recommendation, you’ll find its current implementation status (fully, partly, not implemented or no data), backed by evidence and a short explanation. This information supports advocacy, encourages accountability and helps keep reform commitments on track.
Implementation status
Overview recommendations (43)
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Fully implemented5Recommendations
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Partly implemented15Recommendations
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Not implemented19Recommendations
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No data4Recommendations
Countries
Albania
- 43 Total recommendations
- 5Fully implemented
- 15Partly implemented
- 19Not implemented
- 4No data
Bosnia and Herzegovina
- 44 Total recommendations
- 0Fully implemented
- 16Partly implemented
- 28Not implemented
- 0No data
Kosovo
- 44 Total recommendations
- 7Fully implemented
- 8Partly implemented
- 23Not implemented
- 6No data
Montenegro
- 50 Total recommendations
- 0Fully implemented
- 22Partly implemented
- 22Not implemented
- 6No data
North Macedonia
- 72 Total recommendations
- 13Fully implemented
- 24Partly implemented
- 35Not implemented
- 0No data
Serbia
- 73 Total recommendations
- 4Fully implemented
- 19Partly implemented
- 46Not implemented
- 4No data
Turkey
- 45 Total recommendations
- 3Fully implemented
- 4Partly implemented
- 38Not implemented
- 0No data
