The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is the body that investigates and prosecutes major corruption, and procurement has repeatedly ranked among its largest case sources — a pattern IPW has cited for years. IPW's role is complementary rather than duplicative: where the KPK acts after the fact on specific cases, a watchdog works upstream to surface risks and educate the public so fewer cases arise. Both, IPW argues, are needed for procurement to become genuinely cleaner.
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