The "Investment" and "Toilet" Schemes: How Draft Laws No. 14038 and No. 14039 Could Reduce Corruption Risks in Land Ownership
- EU-LEAP

- May 1
- 1 min read
For years, Ukraine has had schemes that allowed people to obtain land while bypassing transparent auctions. One of the most well-known became the so-called "toilet scheme" — where registering ownership of a minor real estate object opened the way to acquiring a substantial plot of land without competitive procedures.
Another problem is the mechanism of "investment agreements," which in some cases was used as a tool for the non-transparent disposal of community land.
Draft Laws No. 14038 and No. 14039 propose changing these rules and reducing corruption risks in the sphere of land relations.
What exactly will change?
✅ which schemes could be eliminated
✅ why this matters for communities
✅ how the new rules will affect transparency in land management


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