In all Eastern Partnership countries, patronage networks are highly influential in state institutions. None of these countries have fully achieved strong or independent integrity systems. However, there are encouraging signs in some countries. Ukraine and Armenia, in particular, are engaged in ambitious and comprehensive reforms – brought about by strong public mobilisation against corruption. At the other end of the scale, there is little progress nor the political will to tackle state capture in Azerbaijan, Belarus, and Moldova. Georgia is the best performer on most governance indicators, yet still has some significant problems.