KPK Survey: Marked by Misuse, Public Rates Quality of Goods and Services Management in Agencies as Low

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK)'s Integrity Assessment Survey (SPI) reveals various impacts of procurement of goods and services (PBJ) misuse within institutions. 32% of respondents assessed that PBJ misuse leads to low quality goods and services management.

Furthermore, 32% of respondents also assessed that such misuse results in gratuities. Another 29% of respondents considered the PBJ results to be useless.

Nepotism is another consequence, with 25% of respondents citing it as an impact. Similarly, 25% of respondents believe that winning vendors are pre-determined.

The SPI is a survey designed to measure the level of corruption risk in Ministries, Institutions, and Regional Governments (KLPD). It serves as a corruption prevention indicator in the 2020-2024 National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN) and an indicator in the KemenPAN-RB's PMPRB (Government Performance and Reform Monitoring System).

Data collection for the survey involves respondents completing online questionnaires, utilizing a Computer-Assisted Personal Interviewing (CAPI) method, and index calculations. Respondents include internal institutional employees, external parties (service recipients/permit applicants/partners/procurement vendors, etc.), and stakeholders.