Anna Yuldashova

Anna has over 15 years of experience in analytics, economic modeling, public policy development, and regulatory frameworks across both public and private sectors. At the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine, initiated and coordinated the development of over 170 legal and regulatory acts, including 23 laws, with a 95% adoption rate.

Served as Acting Director of the Public Procurement Regulation Department, where she was responsible for the strategic development of the sector. Led the design and implementation of the electronic procurement catalogue with a total contract value exceeding UAH 67 billion, and coordinated the development of the new edition of the Law of Ukraine “On Public Procurement.”

In 2022, served as Deputy Head of Division at the National Agency on Corruption Prevention, where she oversaw the preparation of official guidance on anti-corruption legislation and the updating of training materials for civil servants.

Currently at the Kyiv School of Economics, she coordinates analytical research and supports policy development in the field of public procurement. She develops monitoring mechanisms for the use of EU investment funds under the Ukraine Facility, conducts comprehensive research to inform regulatory updates, and produces analytical reports and dashboards to support data-driven decision-making by government ministries.

PhD in Economics (specialization: statistics and economic modeling, Kyiv National Economic University). Recipient of the Prime Minister of Ukraine’s Commendation for contributions to public procurement reform (2020).