Published: 15 April 2016
In the article it is shown that the legal measures in the sphere of anti-corruption connected with toughening of the legislation and an order of activities of state bodies, entering of anti-corruption standards are insufcient for overcoming the negative phenomena. The purpose of this article to consider anti-corruption factors which are connected with development in the country of non-state institutes and mechanisms of public control. An assessment of the current state of development of non-commercial sector, institutes of regional public chambers and public councils in case of executive bodies is given, to information openness about activities of public authorities and local government bodies. The conclusion is drawn that despite the positive changes which happened in recent years the institutional base of civil society in our country is in a formation stage, the nancial and administrative barriers interfering effective work of non-state institutes remain, besides, negative consequences of formalization and imitation of public participation begin to be shown.