Palembang, The Indonesia Post – Acting (Acting) Governor of South Sumatra Agus Fatoni opened the Coordination Meeting for the Region II Corruption Eradication Program, Dissemination of Monitoring Control for Prevention (MCP) in 2024 and Follow-up to Recommendations on the Results of the Indonesian Assessment Survey (SPI) in 2023.
In its efforts to develop a corruption prevention system, Indonesia Corruption Eradicated Commission (KPK-RI) builds it through strategic sectors which are recommendations from the 2023 SPI results with eight indicators. South Sumatra as the host for the 2024 regional government corruption eradication coordination meeting in Griya Agung (23/04/2024) has also made efforts to prevent corruption starting from structuring policies and regulations to saving state finances/assets.
“As a form of South Sumatra’s commitment to efforts to prevent corruption, including the launch of an Integrity Zone towards a Corruption Free Area (WBK), a Clean and Serving Bureaucratic Area (WBBM), Monitoring Control For Prevention (MCP), as an integrated corruption prevention system, as well as programs- other programs.” Said the Acting Governor of South Sumatra, A. Fatoni.
Thanks to the government’s hard work in preventing corruption, at this event one of the districts in South Sumatra, namely South Oku Regency, received the 2022-2023 Delta MCP Award for preventing regional corruption carried out together with the Corruption Eradication Commission and BPKP.
The Acting Governor of South Sumatra also expressed his hope and invitation that holding this coordination meeting could become a strategic forum to immediately identify and take strategic steps in order to accelerate the improvement of MCP performance and follow up on the 2023 SPI.
“Follow the rules, take action, and complete the documents. That alone will help us prevent corruption. ” Said the Acting Governor of South Sumatra in closing his remarks.
The 3rd MCP in 2024 was prepared differently from the previous year, after the results of the National SPI (Integrity Assessment Survey) as a survey that maps the risk of corruption and measures the effectiveness of efforts to prevent corruption in 2023 were at a score of 70.9 or down one point from the previous year. 2022 71.9. The Ministry of Home Affairs has a mandate for the 2024 MCP, which requires that you comply with administrative principles by fulfilling all the documents in the MCP. And bringing corruption prevention down to formal education. Starting from elementary school children to universities regarding preventing corruption. So that real implementation will be created.
“Fulfill all implementation of all existing mandates. By adhering to the principles of administration, we can at least prevent refraction and potential corruption. ” Said Teguh Narutomo, as Special Inspector of the Inspectorate General of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Deputy for Coordination and Supervision of the Indonesian Corruption Eradication Committee, Inspector General of Education and Culture, Agung Widjanarko, explained that in an effort to prevent corruption in regional governments, the Corruption Eradication Commission is currently strengthening the Monitoring Center for Prevention (MCP) in 2024 by sharpening MCP indicators and sub-indicators, deepening priority areas, especially procurement of goods. & Services and Licensing, Strengthening APIP, Optimizing APIP – APH Synergy, Monitoring in the Field.
“From these five efforts, we are also currently faced with several challenges in eradicating corruption, namely the lack of strong commitment to eradicating corruption,” he said.
He continued, the goods and services procurement sector is an area that is at high risk for corruption. He also said that currently the practice of bribery/gratification/extortion in public services is still quite high and internal supervision is weak in terms of budget, human resources and independence.
“We hope that we can collaborate and coordinate with each regional government to overcome these challenges,” he said in his speech.
Also present was Pj. Governor of Banten, Dr. Ali Maktabar, M.Sc, Director of Supervision and Coordination of the Indonesian Corruption Eradication Commission, Imam Turmudi, Chairman of the Provincial DPRD. South Sumatra, RA. Anita Noeringhati, Regents/Mayors throughout South Sumatra, and Heads of Provincial OPD. South Sumatra. (ojn/ril)
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