Transparency, ethical disaster and public sector corruption control in Indonesia

Abstract

The research aims to test variable transparency for corruption control in local government. This research was conducted by taking the object at the municipal district government in South Sulawesi. The type of data used in this study is the primary data. Respondents answered research Question about the transparency of local government, ethical disaster, and quality of service, data collection by conducting survey respondents. Research analysis conducted at the time of research or ongoing conditions, including commitment, data sources, facilities and infrastructure, information systems, and the basics obstacles in the implementation of E-government. Empirical findings are that there are interaction effects associated with public transparency that reduce ethical disaster. The impact of corruption on public manifests itself in such a way as to deny transparency with corruption. There are interaction effects associated with public responsiveness and information and knowledge that reduce ethical disaster. The corruption impact on governance is very negative and reduce of quality of service. Local government should be effective, efficient, inclusive public administration that offers a high degree of flexibility and efficiency for citizens. E-government revitalization is increasingly needed to control the disaster of corruption.