Outcome 1:  Corruption prevention bodies have effectively identified corruption  risks and implemented risk-based mitigation measures. 

Outcome 2: Corruption and fraud risks in key sectors are effectively detected, analyzed, and acted upon through coordinated, risk-based oversight and enforcement. 

Outcome 3: Financial crime proceeds are consistently detected, traced, and recovered through the systematic application of intelligence-led investigations by repression bodies. 

Expected results:  

Output 1.1 Sectoral corruption risk assessments of the most vulnerable sectors - specifically construction/real estate, public procurement, health, and education- completed, including the integration of gender-sensitive recommendations 

Output 2.3 Anti-Fraud Unit reports submitted to law enforcement agencies on  the four sectors (public procurement, construction, health, education) 

Output 3.1 ARO asset recovery cases developed through case mentoring support. 

Results from previous phases:   Switzerland has laid the groundwork for combating corruption in Kosovo by  establishing new legislation, strengthening institutional capacities and  structures, and increasing citizen awareness. Kosovo has established asset  recovery and the money laundering institutions and improved results in high-level corruption convictions. However, there is a lack of risk-based approaches  to sectoral corruption. Capacity of anti-corruption institutions to proactively identify threats and the use of an inter-institutional approach to combat financial crime remains undeveloped. The novel and important tool of extended powers of confiscation is not being used systematically.