• Indonesia's Anti-Corruption Behavior Index for 2021 is 3.88 on a scale of 0 to 5. This figure is higher than the 2020 achievements of 3.84.
• The index value getting closer to 5 shows that people behave increasingly anti-corruption, on the other hand IPAK values which get closer to 0 indicate that people behave increasingly permissive to corruption.
• Anti-Corruption Behavior Index is based on two dimensions, namely the Dimension of Perception and Experience Dimensions. In 2021, the Perception Index value was 3.83, an increase of 0.15 points compared to the 2020 Perception Index (3.68). In contrast, the 2021 Experience Index (3.90) slightly decrease by 0.01 points compared to the 2020 experience index (3.91).
• In 2021, the Anti-Corruption Behavior Index of urban communities is higher (3.92) compared to rural communities (3.83).
• The higher education level, the community tends to be more anti-corruption. In 2021, the Anti-Corruption Behavior Index of educated people under SLTA was 3.83; SLTA 3.92; and above a high school of 3.99.
• People aged 40 and under and 40–59 years are slightly more anti-corruption. In 2021, the IPAK of people under 40 years of age is 3.89; age 40–59 years by 3.88; and age 60 years or older by 3.87.
