KPK Asks Regional Heads To Include Anti-Corruption Curriculum In Schools

Deputy Education Role and Community KPK RI Wawan Wardina/Photo: Antara

KUPANG - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) RI encourages regional heads in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) to incorporate anti-corruption education curricula into schools through regional head regulations. Anti-corruption lessons can be enrolled in elementary, junior high, and high school/vocational schools," Deputy for Community Participation Education of the Indonesian KPK Wawan Wardina told reporters in Kupang, Tuesday, June 21. anti-corruption technical guidance (bimtek) activities for various elements of residents in the area during 20-21 June 2022. He explained that anti-corruption education could be included in the school curriculum if there was a legal umbrella in the form of a regional head regulation in the form of a governor's regulation for high school/vocational schools. city or regent regulations for elementary and junior high schools according to the scope of authority. "We have a Directorate of Education Networks, so that We will not include all elementary, middle, and high schools that have anti-corruption curricula," he was quoted as saying by Antara. Furthermore, Wawan Wardina said that his party continues to encourage wider community participation in eradicating corrupt practices, including in the world of education. by involving various elements of citizens, the goal is to educate the public in eradicating corruption through the 3L principle (See, Fight, Report).