Inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Indonesian National Police (INP) Anti-Corruption Corps tightened oversight on key national priority programs, including Free Nutritious Meals (MBG), red and white cooperatives, People’ School (Sekolah Rakyat), food security, and education, on Wednesday (9/9/2026). 

The Prevention Directorate utilizes the Corruption Risk Assessment (CRA) method to evaluate compliance, execution, administration, and corruption risks, providing early corrective recommendations to government ministries.

"We have entered several national priority programs to identify weaknesses that could potentially lead to corruption," said Sub-Director II of the Corp’s Prevention Directorate, Senior Superintendent Affandi Eka Putra.

Monitoring findings already prompted action regarding procurement transparency issues in red and white cooperatives, such as sudden pickup truck acquisitions. Through proactive monitoring, the INP aims to eliminate systemic vulnerabilities, ensuring state initiatives remain transparent, accountable, and corruption-free.

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