The past decade, shaped by the Revolution of Dignity, offers a valuable perspective on successes and challenges. Here are 10 key reforms that have transformed Ukraine.Law enforcementAfter the Revolution of Dignity, trust in law enforcement collapsed due to police brutality against protesters and their role in upholding a corrupt regime under Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.In 2015, the National Police was established with international guidance, notably from Eka Zguladze, who had reformed Georgia’s police force. Rigorous recruitment focused on young, untainted candidates, restoring trust, especially in cities where new patrol officers improved the police's image.However, reforms remain incomplete. In smaller towns, many former officers kept their positions, perpetuating corruption and scandals, highlighting the need for systemic change and stricter oversight.Despite challenges, the reformed police have been pivotal in crises, managing evacuations, documenting war crimes, and maintaining order during the war with Russia, showcasing their potential as a reliable institution when restructured effectively.Medical reformEqual access to healthcare, a constitutional right, was largely symbolic until 2016.