The basic approach to solving the problem of corruption is not to create anti-corruption departments, but to create conditions for minimizing corruption through structural reforms in the public sector and economic policy.

A successful solution to such a complex task is achieved thanks to: 

• cancellation of the permit system for business and entrepreneurial activity;
• the absence of any state intervention in entrepreneurial activity (up to the absence of tax reporting and tax audits);
• minimize tax burden, which allows you to conduct a successful business without the use of schemes;
• the lack of customs control functions of goods imported and to ensure the collection of customs payments and excise taxes.
• monetization and verification of all social assistance;
• minimize state employment by economic activity;
• maximum information technology and openness in the activities of government and funds.