BANTEN – The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) officially released the results of the Integrity Assessment Survey (SPI). The release was presented at the peak of the 2025 World Anti-Corruption Day commemoration in Yogyakarta City.
In the presentation, Banten Province once again showed a consistent upward trend in scores, surpassing the national average and becoming the region with the most significant integrity improvement.
The KPK recorded the 2025 National Integrity Index at 72.32 points. Meanwhile, Banten Province achieved a score of 73.22 points, exceeding the national achievement and extending a positive trend over the last five years.
In 2021, Banten’s SPI score was 61.37 points. It increased to 70.71 points in 2022, then rose again to 69.08 points in 2023, reaching 71.21 points in 2024. This increase continued in 2025, with the highest value in the last five years.
The Integrity Value of the Banten Provincial Government in the 2025 SPI, reaching 73.22 points, was collected from three respondent groups: internal with a value of 79.76 points, external at 87.65 points, and experts at 63.68 points.
The score breakdown by dimension shows strong achievements, including integrity in task implementation at 79.46 points, budget management at 84.31 points, procurement management of goods and services at 89.25 points, and transparency at 87.49 points. Additionally, human resource management scored 79.30 points, trading in influence scored 74.70 points, anti-corruption socialization scored 66.70 points, and transparency was 87.49 points.
Strengthening Commitment of the Banten Provincial Government
The consistent year-over-year increase reflects the strengthening commitment of the Banten Provincial Government to building clean, accountable, and integrity-based governance. This can be seen in Employee Integrity reaching 93.71 points, Transparency and Fairness of Services at 83.81 points, and Anti-Corruption Prevention Efforts in Banten Province reaching 84.67 points.
On this occasion, the KPK, through the Public Sector Integrity Task Force, awarded an award to the Secretary of the Inspectorate of Banten Province, Ratu Syafitri Muhayati, as a Nominee for Best Contributor to the 2025 SPI from the Banten Provincial Government.
The award was given for her dedication and contribution as a PIC in supporting the implementation of the 2025 SPI. Additionally, Ratu Syafitri also serves as Chair of the Forum for Anti-Corruption Extension Workers of Integrity Development Experts for Banten Province.
These achievements indicate that Banten is considered strong in aspects of transparency, budget management, and procurement of goods and services. At the same time, it highlights the need for strengthening anti-corruption socialization.
SPI as a Strategic Instrument to Map Corruption Risks
Regarding these results, the KPK leadership emphasized that the SPI is a strategic instrument for mapping corruption risks and assessing the quality of government governance.
“Thank you and appreciation to all parties, including ministries, institutions, state administrators, and regional leaders who make the SPI part of efforts to build clean governance,” expressed the KPK leadership.
It was stated that corruption eradication is carried out through a Trident strategy, namely enforcement, prevention, and anti-corruption education. According to them, the SPI falls within the prevention and education space, thus becoming a source of objective data to encourage governance changes in ministries, institutions, and regional governments.
“We use data and public conversation to encourage changes in government governance,” added the KPK leadership.
The KPK leadership also reminded that despite the increase, several dimensions of the national SPI still require attention, especially regarding anti-corruption socialization and public perception of bureaucratic impartiality. They emphasized that the quality of governance is not only determined by numbers.
“But also through a culture of integrity that is consistently implemented,” concluded the KPK leadership.
Through the 2025 SPI report, the KPK hopes that every institution will continue to strengthen systems, processes, and human resource capacity to realize clean, fair public services free from conflicts of interest.
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