Electronic declarations of officials and deputies

[https://donate.bihus.info/] Support the journalists and lawyers of the Bihus.Info team I'm with you Toggle About project Open API Advanced search Analytics Chat-bot (Skype) Chat-bot (Telegram) Chat-bot (Facebook) ua Log in With Facebook With Google With email × Log in, please You have to log in to initiate monitoring Facebook Google / Gmail E-mail × Email Enter your sign up email. If you haven't signed up, you may do it using Google or Facebook. Send log in link If you have signed up, you will receive an email with a link to log in. Посилання діятиме протягом 15 хвилин. Close × Login failed Login error, access not granted. Repeat Deep search Advanced search Home DECLARATIONS: OPEN API DECLARATIONS: OPEN API The Declarations project provides access to all available JSON machine-readable data using a simple open API. In the new version of the API, we made it possible for site users to access all declarations, including digitized paper declaration (filed from 2011 to 2015 inclusive), and new electronic declarations from NACP (filed from 2015), in a single, unified format. The old API for paper declarations, that has been used since the beginning of the project remains available until mid-2021. In addition to the original electronic declaration data, we also quantify some fields for future use in our analytics module. Such fields have the prefix dnt_. Attention! If you need a copy of ALL the declarations from our site in a machine-readable form, it is better to download the entire archive . It will be much faster and more reliable than extracting almost five million documents through the API. The archive is updated daily. Each declaration in this file is on a separate line. The declaration format is the same as for API access. Be careful, the file is rather sizable . To access JSON data, simply add the "format=opendata" address bar parameter to almost any page. Currently, the following URLs are available through the open API: All declarations — http://declarations.com.ua/search?q=&format=opendata&page= (наприклад, http://declarations.com.ua/search?q=Judge&format=opendata&page=2 ) Full-text search — http://declarations.com.ua/search?q=&format=opendata&page= (наприклад, http://declarations.com.ua/search?q=Judge&format=opendata&page=2 ) Specific declaration — http://declarations.com.ua/declaration/?format=opendata (e.g., http://declarations.com.ua/declaration/5257?format=opendata ) Please note that you can obtain machine-readable information for any search query (including full-text search, filters, sorting, and Boolean operators in the query). Just put your desired site query in the advanced search form, then add &format=opendata to the link in the address bar of your browser. You can also get information from the following pages using the API: All regions — http://declarations.com.ua/region?format=opendata Positions disaggregated by region — http://declarations.com.ua/region/<регіон>?format=opendata (e.g., http://declarations.com.ua/region/Загальнодержавний регіон?format=opendata ) Declarations by region and body — http://declarations.com.ua/region/<регіон>/<відомство>?format=opendata&page= (e.g., http://declarations.com.ua/region/Загальнодержавний регіон/Міністерство юстиції?format=opendata&page=2 ) Declarations by body regardless of region — http://declarations.com.ua/office/?format=opendata&page= (e.g., http://declarations.com.ua/office/Міністерство юстиції?format=opendata&page=2 ) In cases where a page address parameter is available, the results use page numbering to reduce the amount of data transmitted. Page numbering information is available using the "paginator" key in the dictionary with the "results" key. Example: "paginator": {"per_page": 30, "count": 1139, "num_pages": 38} This means that there are 1,139 declarations on this request, distributed over 38 pages of 30 declarations per page. Numbering begins with one. If you do not specify the "page" parameter in this query, you will get the results for the first page. For each declaration, a document consisting of five sections is returned: guid — the document's unique string code infocard — a short card of the document describing the declarant (full name, place of work, and position), type of declaration, etc. raw_source — for old, paper declarations, it will have a full machine-readable declaration document in the old format. For new NACP declarations, it will include a link to a machine-readable copy of the declaration on the NACP's website unified_source — for old declarations, it will have a declaration that has been converted from the old format to the new one, similar to the NACP's. For new NAPC declarations, it will include a complete new declaration document with small format adjustments that we make to unify them. related_entities — мcontains information on the related natural and legal persons of the declarant, as well as documents. Natural persons include the declarant's family. Legal persons include those companies in which the declarant is a beneficiary ( owned by, only the EDRPOU code), has a financial connection ( related , only the EDRPOU code), as well as all the companies mentioned in the declaration ( all , may yield both EDRPOU codes and names). Finally, linked documents contain references to existing corrected (or original) declarations of the current one. The converter of old declarations into the new format and the identification of linked persons and documents are experimental features and may undergo slight changes. Moreover, the format of the old paper declarations is a bit different from the new one, so the conversion may have certain flaws. You can also get only the sections you need by adding a section parameter to the address bar, for example:: http://declarations.com.ua/search?q=&format=opendata§ion=infocard§ion=related_entities The guid section is always present in the answer You can also see an example of a python application that uses the API to download and save all declarations from the website (requires the requests library): The White Collar Hundred is an initiative set on the creation of informational projects that involve thousands of volunteers on the Internet. More Other projects of the White Collar Hundred: Declarations The largest database of declarations of Ukrainian officials with tailored full-text search and analytics. More ПОСІПАКИ A public database of assistants to People's Deputies of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, which was created using the information from the journalistic investigations of Slidstvo.Info. More NEVID (DRAGNET) IT project Nevid (Dragnet) is a development of the software and analytics module of the Declarations initiative, created by White Collar Hundred activists in 2014. More Electronic Technical Inventory Office (EBTI) The project Electronic Technical Inventory Office is the next in the series of tools that extend access to real estate data. More HARNAKHATA It was launched simultaneously with the Justice Ministry's opening of the official Register of Corporeal Rights to Real Estate, or, simply put, a property register. More Bihus.Info unites anti-corruption projects created by the NGOs TOM 14 and the White Collar Hundred. More Follow @BihusInfo BIHUS.info Subscribe to the newsfeed Civic organization TOM 14. Center for journalistic investigations. More Projects of NGO TOM 14: TV-program Our Money Anti-corruption investigations project Our Money. The mission of the program is to expose the corrupt schemes of Ukrainian officials. More Tysny! (Push!) Legal initiative of NGO TOM 14, aimed at providing support of the journalists' work after the investigations are published. More The Bottom Line An honest and frank program about current events. Maybe a bit too emotional. We discuss the topics of the day in a 5-minute format. More People's NACP An investigative and analytical project of NGO TOM 14. It was lauched right after the first electonic declarations were published. More Our Money. Judged Away. Special TV project about courts, judges, and the judicial reform. In 6 months, Judged Away published more than 20 TV investigations. More {(("Проект канцелярської сотні"))} The Frontend of the Shroedinger's Cat Laboratory SEO optimization The project was developed by Denys Bihus, Dmytro Chaplynskyi, Olha Makarova, Artem Hluvchynskyi, Volodymyr Flionts, Andriy Ulyanenko, Dmytro Nechyporenko, Andriy Turyk, Dmytro Hambal, Hlib Kozak, Volodymyr Hotsyk, Oleksandr Botetzatu, Ihor Ruban, Kyrylo Zakharov The authors express their gratitude to the Public Lustration Committee and the CHESNO Civil Movement for their assistance in collecting declarations Chatbots of the Declarations × Comparison list: This is the declaration comparison page. You didn't add any declarations and we have nothing to compare. Do it. Hurry. Compare Clear the list close