Accountable Infrastructure / ICRAT project monitoring
Intervention Mechanism
A structured corruption risk assessment identifies integrity risks in major infrastructure projects. It focuses on weaknesses in appraisal, design, financing and decision-making arrangements. This helps organise monitoring before risks become embedded.
Initiative Summary
Transparency International Indonesia used ICRAT to assess major infrastructure projects. These included the Balang Island Bridge and the Jakarta-Bandung Fast Train. The assessment identified corruption risks linked to project selection, appraisal, financing, disclosure, and delivery. It provided a structured basis for monitoring and follow-up.
Practice Lesson
This initiative demonstrates how structured corruption risk assessment can turn scattered warning signs into a clear monitoring framework. It helps identify weaknesses in project selection and appraisal. This supports targeted follow-up before risks affect implementation.
Reference
Transparency International Indonesia. (2025). Accountable infrastructure in Indonesia. Available from: https://ti.or.id/accountable-infrastructure-in-indonesia/