Central Java Provincial Government Wins KPK Award for Integrity E-Learning for Civil Servants
The Central Java Provincial Government has received an award from the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) as part of the Integrity e-Learning Programme for Civil Servants (ASN).
The award certificate was presented by the Chairman of the KPK, Setyo Budiyanto, to the Governor of Central Java, Ahmad Luthfi, during the National Launch of the Integrity ASN e-Learning Programme at the National Institute of Public Administration (LAN) RI office in Jakarta on Wednesday.
Out of the initial target of 2,500 civil servants participating in the programme, Central Java completed training for approximately 7,245 officials, which is about 289.8 per cent of the KPK’s target.
He noted that there are approximately 47,000 civil servants in Central Java who are required to possess high integrity to ensure the creation of clear and good governance. Consequently, the KPK developed the e-learning programme to provide understanding and prevention measures to ensure that civil servants do not engage in deviant behaviour, break the law, or abuse their authority.
“Integrity is the dignity of a department or institution. The prevention measures implemented by the KPK are excellent. The BPSDMD will continue to promote this e-learning to indirectly educate civil servants against breaking the law,” he stated.
The Head of the Regional Human Resources Development Agency (BPSDMD) of Central Java Province, Uswatun Hasanah, added that the KPK had set a target of 2,500 civil servants for the pilot phase of the Integrity ASN e-Learning Programme. However, she noted that over time, Central Java was able to exceed this target, reaching 7,245 officials.
The pilot implementation of the Integrity ASN e-Learning Programme was conducted across 12 ministries and local governments, reaching a total of 55,493 civil servants across those 12 agencies.
Meanwhile, the Chairman of the KPK, Setylo Budiyanto, expressed his appreciation to all ministries and local governments involved in the pilot phase. Consequently, award certificates were presented to these 12 agencies, particularly those that exceeded their assigned targets.
“This activity is not solely for the interest of the KPK, but for the interest of all civil servants across Indonesia. Our total number of civil servants is around 6.7 million, and this pilot only covers 55,000. This e-learning programme is an instrument that I believe is very powerful. In fact, the modules have been reviewed by many parties,” he said.
“Therefore, we are turning this activity into a national movement for integrity-based learning,” he concluded.