Jakarta (ANTARA) – Indonesia’s National Corruption Prevention Team recorded the progress of the 2025-2026 corruption prevention action plan in the country had reached 67.49 percent as of the sixth quarter or the 18th month.
Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), Setyo Budiyanto, said the programme covers 15 corruption prevention actions, comprising 36 outputs and 296 milestones, involving 59 ministries and agencies as well as 38 provincial governments.
“We also assess whether services have become faster, transactions easier to trace, public spending better controlled, state assets better protected, and, ultimately, whether space for corruption is narrowing,” Budiyanto said at a press conference here on Monday (Sept 7).
The four key achievements of the National Anti-Corruption Prevention Strategy (Stranas PK) actions cover logistics and health sectors, the Regional Government Information System (SIPD), and state asset management.
In the logistics sector, Stranas PK is preparing to implement single billing at 55 ports, which can cut service time from around 10.86 hours to 5.57 hours.
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In the health sector, Stranas PK is strengthening the integrity of National Health Insurance (JKN) payments through the implementation of Electronic Medical Records (RME) linked to SATUSEHAT platform, national ID (NIK), and electronic signatures (TTE).
Meanwhile, the SIPD has been strengthened through e-review and e-evaluation features, executive and public dashboards, thematic spending standards, and integration with the Siskeudes village financial system.
In the sector of state asset, the government has set boundary lines around 55 reservoirs and six lakes to secure state assets, with the potential value of the protected assets estimated at around Rp16 trillion.
Previously, the National Development Planning Ministry said anti-corruption system is one of the main priorities in Indonesia’s development under the 2025-2045 National Long-Term Development Plan (RPJPN).
Regarding the prevention, the government has issued Presidential Regulation Number 54 of 2018 on the National Anti-Corruption Prevention Strategy, which covers strengthened oversight of public institutions, among others.
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