Abstract
Solving the problem of preventing corruption at different levels and in different spheres of functioning of public authorities is one of the most pressing social problems of our time for many countries around the world, and for Ukraine in particular. As a result, issues related to corruption and identifying ways to prevent it are attracting increasing attention not only from research theorists and practitioners, but also from the public. The public danger of corruption is that those guilty of committing it encroach on social, cultural values, education and legal awareness of citizens. Thus, there is a need to take measures to prevent corruption not only by specially authorized entities in this area, but also by other government agencies. Analysis of the current state of corruption prevention in Ukraine, as well as the findings of sociological research on cooperation in this area, convincingly show the existence of numerous gaps in the regulation of interaction of corruption prevention entities and in the practice of its implementation. Today, it is extremely important for the Ukrainian state to approximate national anti-corruption legislation to the standards of the EU member states. Taking into account the recommendations of European partners, Ukraine has already adopted a package of legislative acts defining the state's anti-corruption policy and introducing new bodies authorized to prevent corruption. However, despite the presence of a number of scientific papers on the activities of public authorities in the field of anti-corruption, special comprehensive studies, which determine the place and features of specially authorized bodies in cooperation with other government agencies in the field of anti-corruption, and based on updated legislation in this area are insufficient. The purpose of the article is to clarify the state and problems that arise in the fight against corruption in modern conditions, as well as to identify the causes that contribute to the manifestations of corruption
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