The Chairperson Of The KPK Expressed 3 Strategies To Eradicate Corruption, Including Enforcement

MANADO - Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Firli Bahuri said there are three strategies in eradicating corruption.

"Three strategies, namely public education, prevention by improving the system and taking action," said Firrli Bahuri at a hearing meeting on the integrated corruption eradication program, in Manado as reported by ANTARA, Thursday, July 27.

He said public education is important because it gives awareness to the entire community, state administrators, state officials so as not to be corrupt.

The goal is community education, building an anti-corruption culture, increasing caution so that corruption does not occur.

The second strategy is prevention by improving the system by monitoring state administrators.

"We study the entire system so that it doesn't happen, there is no gap, there is no room, people do corruption," he said.

According to Firli, there are nine programs to eradicate corruption through public education and prevent acts of corruption.

Among other things, carrying out Paku integrity activities, namely planting the values of integrity to state officials.

"We invite all state administrators to participate in the integrity nail education program".

"Also building an anti-corruption village program, because we want to make Indonesia free from corruption. From our village we create Indonesia free from corruption," he said.

Firli said the third strategy in eradicating corruption was prosecution.