ICW: Most Corruption Cases Occurred in Village Fund Budget Sector in 2021

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Vika Azkiya Dihni 19/04/2022 14:10 WIB

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Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW) found that in 2021, the most frequent corruption cases prosecuted by law enforcement agencies were related to village fund budgets, totaling 154 cases.

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Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW) found that the most frequent cases of corruption prosecution by law enforcement agencies (APH) in 2021 occurred in the village fund budget sector, with 154 cases and a potential state loss of Rp233 billion.

Corruption of village fund budgets has been on the rise since 2015. At that time, there were only 17 cases with losses totaling Rp40.1 billion.

This aligns with ICW's findings regarding the state institutions most entangled in corruption cases. ICW found that village governments were the institutions with the highest number of corruption cases handled by APH last year.

ICW recommends that oversight of the village budget sector be strictly enforced, considering that the central government disbursed Rp68 trillion in village funds in 2022.

Besides village funds, law enforcement agencies also handled numerous corruption cases in the government sector (50 cases last year), followed by education (44 cases), transportation (40 cases), and social affairs (34 cases).

There were 32 corruption cases in the banking sector, 23 in the health sector, and 21 in the land sector.

Although fewer land sector corruption cases were reported, the resulting state losses reached Rp2.5 trillion, the highest among all sectors.

(See also: This Series of Modus Operandi Frequently Used by Corruption Perpetrators)

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