Drop of Corruption Index Score Sends Negative Signals

The 2022 Corruption Perception Index (CPI) placed Indonesia in the 110th rank of 180 countries surveyed. Indonesia's score worsened four points from 38 to 34 points.

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Indonesia's Corruption Perception Index in 2022 was scored 34 and was ranked 110th when it was launched by Transparency International Indonesia in Jakarta, Tuesday (31/1/2023).

JAKARTA, KOMPAS — The Indonesian Corruption Perception Index (CPI) in 2022 decreased by four points to score 34. This significant decline is considered to be one of the evidence that the strategy and corruption eradication program that is applied is ineffective. It is feared that it can send high risk signals to investors and the business world.

The 2022 CPI launched by Transparency International on Tuesday (31/1/2023) showed that Indonesia’s score of 34 was ranked 110th in 180 countries surveyed. The CPI is a composite indicator to measure the perception of public sector corruption on a scale of zero (very corrupt) up to 100 (very clean).