Indonesian Civil Servants Trained in Digital Anti-Corruption Campaigns

Civil servants in Indonesia's Bogor Regency are undergoing training to champion anti-corruption values through digital media. This initiative by the local government aims to bolster corruption prevention efforts within the administration.

Regional Secretary Ajat Rochmat Jatnika stated the training occurred during a webinar, "Viralitas Berbasis Konten Lokal: Membuat Kampanye Antikorupsi yang FYP dan Berdampak." He emphasized that enhancing civil servants' capacity to create educational content is crucial for wider public understanding and engagement with anti-corruption messages.

The webinar, a collaboration with the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), sought to equip participants with skills to make anti-corruption campaigns "FYP" (For You Page) and impactful. Isol, founder of Hecticholic, shared strategies for creating engaging digital content, stressing the importance of local context and relatable storytelling. The goal is for Bogor's civil servants to produce viral and effective anti-corruption content, aligning with the KPK's broader program for clean and accountable governance.