| Date | Link |
| 2025-07-09 | 2024 Progress Summary of the 2022–2033 National Anti‑Corruption Agenda |
| 2024-07-19 | 2023 Progress Summary of the 2022–2033 National Anti‑Corruption Agenda |
2015–2025 National Anti-Corruption Programme
2011–2014 National Anti-Corruption Programme
2009–2010 National Anti-Corruption Programme
2002–2007 National Anti-Corruption Programme
Law on Corruption Prevention identifies anti-corruption programmes as national, sectoral, institutional and other.
The responsibility for development, organization and supervision of implementation of the National Anti-Corruption Programme lies with the Government in co-operation with the STT.
Sectoral, institutional and other anti-corruption programmes are developed by state and municipal authorities and non-governmental organizations which are required to develop such programmes in accordance with the National Anti-Corruption Programme and other legislation.
The National Anti-corruption Programme is approved by the Seimas on the recommendation of the Government. Other anti-corruption programmes require an approval by the head of a state or municipal or non-governmental institution which developed the programme concerned. The head of the institution bears personal responsibility for the implementation of the programme approved.
Sectoral anti-corruption programmes, which usually cover several operational activities of state or municipal authorities, e.g., construction, healthcare, law enforcement, etc., are developed by state or municipal bodies and non-governmental organizations and approved by either the Government or the Parliament.
Institutional anti-corruption programmes are also developed and implemented by state or municipal entities which were subject to a corruption risk analysis and which were recommended to develop such a programme.
The responsibility for co-ordination and monitoring of implementation of such programs lies with managers of such entities or their structural units or persons charged with conducting corruption prevention and control in the entity.