Indonesia

Training in Acquisition and Fraud Prevention for the Indonesian Government

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As a result of Indonesia’s KPK, government training programs like those supported by WBD, and a host of other anti-corruption commitments, the nation is rising in the Transparency International Corruption Perception Index. In 2013, Indonesia ranked 114 out of 176 countries, tied with Egypt. Two years later and for the first time, Indonesia entered the upper half of the table, landing at 88.  WBD agrees with the analysis of both Transparency International and the World Bank, who state that working to reduce public sector corruption through improved governance ultimately lays the foundation for systemic economic improvements that foster poverty reduction. In the summer of 2017, the Millennium Challenge Corporation awarded WBD and its partners an extension of their training contract, with expectations that the extended program will reach 400 additional Indonesia public servants in the coming years.