KIEV, May 3 – Ukraine ranks 24th in the ranking of government data openness, according to the results of the Global Open Data Index study for 2016, having climbed 30 positions up compared to the previous year's results, Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman said.

"This is another indication of the openness of the government's activities. Over the past year we have launched a single open data portal, provided free access to most basic registers, joined the international Open Data Charter and approved the relevant open data development roadmap," the premier wrote on his Facebook page.