These are some common modus operandi used by corruption perpetrators.

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Vika Azkiya Dihni 19/04/2022 13:00 WIB

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Based on monitoring by the Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW), budget misuse was the most frequently used modus operandi by corruptors in corruption crimes in Indonesia, with 133 cases in 2021.

Number of Corruption Cases by Modus Operandi (2021)

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Number of Corruption Cases by Modus Operandi (2021)

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Based on monitoring by Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW), budget misuse is the most common modus operandi used by corruptors in corruption crimes in Indonesia.

In 2021, 133 corruption cases involved budget misuse. Fictitious activities/projects accounted for 109 cases. Embezzlement and mark-ups each totaled 79 and 54 cases, respectively.

According to ICW, these four modus operandi are frequently found in corruption cases involving procurement of goods/services and government budget management.

Other methods used by perpetrators include fictitious reports (53 cases), deductions/cutbacks (27 cases), and abuse of authority (26 cases).

Throughout last year, ICW recorded at least 533 corruption cases, resulting in a total state loss of Rp29.4 trillion. A total of 1,173 suspects were recorded, with diverse backgrounds.

ICW reports that the majority of corruptors are State Civil Apparatus (ASN) with 343 cases, followed by the private sector with 215 cases, and Village Heads with 159 cases.

(See also: Indonesia's Corruption Perception Index Rises 1 Point to 38 in 2021)

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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