A useful report is specific, factual, and documented. IPW outlines the basics: identify the tender by its LPSE code and agency, describe precisely what looks irregular, and attach screenshots or downloaded documents rather than rumours. Reports can go to the procuring agency's internal auditor (APIP), the ombudsman, or the KPK depending on the issue. IPW stresses that a calm, evidence-based complaint is far more effective than an accusation.
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