Indonesia's Corruption Perception Index Score Shows a Slight Increase in 2024

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Erlina Fury Santika 17/02/2025 16:54 WIB

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Indonesia's Corruption Perception Index (CPI) score in 2024 is 37 points, a slight increase from 34 points in 2023.

Indonesia Corruption Perception Index Score (2004-2024)

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A Transparency International (TI) report reveals that Indonesia's Corruption Perception Index (CPI) score was 37 out of 100 in 2024. This score places Indonesia 99th globally.

This is a slight increase from the 2023 score of 34 points, where Indonesia ranked 115th.

Indonesia's 2024 ranking is similar to that of Argentina, Ethiopia, Lesotho, and Morocco.

In contrast, Denmark, with a score of 90 in 2024, is the closest to being corruption-free, a score unchanged from 2022 and 2023.

South Sudan had the worst CPI score, with only 8 points last year.

(Read also: Indonesia's 2023 Corruption Perception Index Score Stagnant, Ranking Drops)

The survey involved 180 countries. A score of 0 indicates widespread corruption, while a score of 100 indicates a country free from corruption.

The average global CPI score in 2024 was only 43 points. Many countries showed no significant change over the past decade.

While 32 countries significantly reduced their corruption levels since 2012, TI notes that much work remains to be done. 148 countries remained stagnant or worsened during the same period. More than two-thirds of countries scored below 50.

"Billions of people live in countries where corruption destroys lives and undermines human rights," wrote TI Chair, François Valérian, on the TI website, as quoted on Monday (February 17, 2025).

(Read also: Public Trusts Attorney General More Than KPK in Corruption Eradication)

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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