The Importance of Eradicating Coruption in Indonesia

 The Importance of Eradicating 

Coruption in Indonesia

By : Olyvia Elanda Vitaloka 

Accepted Date : 23 May 2025

    The eradication of corruption is a systematic effort to prevent, detect, and punish for corrupt actions. Corruption eradication is not only the responsibility of the goverment but also of all levels of sociaty. Active participation from citizen is crucial to create a clean government and environment free from corrupt practices.  I agree, that there is a need to eradicate corruption. Eradicating corruption can increase public trust in the goverment, prevent state losses, and strengthen law enforcement.

   

 The first, when corruption is eradicated, the public will see that the government is serious about carrying out its duties with integrity. This will increase public trust in the government because they feel that their interests are protected and prioritized. High public trust will encourage community participation in development and public policy oversight.

   The second, corruption often causes significant financial losses to the state. By eradicating corruption, public funds can be used more effectively and efficiently for infrastructure development, education, and healthcare services. This will improve the overall welfare of society and reduce the economic burden on the state.

    The third, strong law enforcement is the foundation of a just and civilized society. By eradicating corruption, the legal system will become more transparent and accountable. This will ensure that the law is enforced impartially and all lawbreakers receive appropriate punishment. Strong law enforcement will also prevent future corruption.

    To achieve the goal of eradicating corruption, cooperation between the government, society, and law enforcement agencies is needed. In order to increase public trust in the goverment, reduce finansial losses to the state, and create strong law enforcement. Anti-corruption education should start early and be included in the school curriculum. Additionally, transparency and accountability in government must be enhanced to prevent opportunities for corruption. Active public participation in monitoring public policies is also crucial to ensure that the government acts in the public interest.