Survey: Corruption Perceived as More Prevalent at Higher Levels of Government

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Vika Azkiya Dihni 10/06/2022 15:50 WIB

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According to a survey by Indikator, the public generally perceives that the higher the level of government, the more widespread the practice of corruption becomes.

Prevalence of Corruption Practices at Various Levels of Government Institutions According to Respondents (May 2022)

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Prevalence of Corruption Practices at Various Levels of Government Institutions According to Respondents (May 2022)

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According to a survey by the Indikator Institute, the public generally perceives that the higher the level of government, the more widespread the practice of corruption becomes.

The survey asked respondents about the extent of corruption and bribery in government bodies, ranging from the village, sub-district, regency/city, provincial, and central levels.

The results showed that 32% of respondents considered village officials to be free from corrupt practices.

However, only 7% of respondents considered central government institutions to be free from corruption.

As many as 34% of respondents also believed that the majority of central government officials engage in corruption. This percentage is the highest compared to other levels of government.

This survey was conducted from May 18-24, 2022, using an interview method. The target population of the survey was Indonesian citizens aged 17 years and older or who are married and have a telephone.

Sample selection was conducted using the random digit dialing (RDD) method, resulting in 1,213 respondents. The survey's margin of error is estimated at 2.9% at a 95% confidence level, assuming simple random sampling.

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