Indonesia's Corruption Perception Index Worsened in 2022

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Cindy Mutia Annur 01/02/2023 15:24 WIB

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The latest Transparency International report shows that Indonesia's Corruption Perception Index (CPI) worsened, dropping from 38 points to 34 points in 2022.

Indonesia Corruption Perception Index (2002-2022)

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Indonesia Corruption Perception Index (2002-2022)

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The latest Transparency International report shows that Indonesia's Corruption Perception Index (CPI) was recorded at 34 points out of a scale of 0-100 in 2022. This figure is down 4 points from the previous year.

This decrease in the CPI also lowered Indonesia's global CPI ranking. In 2022, Indonesia's CPI ranked 110th. In the previous year, Indonesia's CPI was ranked 96th globally.

The decline in Indonesia's CPI indicates that public perception of corruption in public and political office in the country worsened throughout last year.

However, trending over the past two decades, Indonesia's CPI has generally improved. The highest CPI was in 2019, reaching 40 points, while the lowest was in 2002 at 19 points.

Transparency International involved 180 countries in its CPI survey. A score of 0 means there is widespread corruption in the country, while a score of 100 indicates that the country is free from corruption.

The global average CPI in 2022 was 43. This value has remained unchanged for 11 consecutive years. Two-thirds of countries still have scores below 50, indicating that these countries have serious corruption problems.

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