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Indonesia’s Corruption Perceptions Index Deteriorates

Monday, February 1, 2021

The main reason for the corruption perception index’ slump is global investors’ doubts over the government’s stance on fighting corruption.

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TRANSPARENCY International’s survey shows that Indonesia’s Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI)—a corruption condition indicator—has worsened in 2020. Out of 180 countries, Indonesia perches at 102, nose-diving from 85 in 2019. Indonesia’s CPI also went down three points to 37, out of a maximum of 100.

Transparency International Indonesia Secretary-General J. Danang Widoyoko said that the main reason for the index&rsq

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