Polri Ungkap Celah Korupsi MBG: Pengadaan, Operasional hingga SPPG

Poin-Poin Utama

• • Polri's Kortas Tipidkor identified corruption-prone points in Indonesia's MBG (Free Nutritious Meals) program covering procurement, operations, and SPPG administration.
• • Mapping conducted via Corruption Risk Assessment (CRA) method evaluating compliance, implementation, administration, and corruption potential.
• • Findings delivered on Wednesday, 9 September 2026, by Kasubdit I Dir. Pencegahan Kortas Tipidkor Polri, Kombes Pol. Hardi Dinata.
• • Operational management deemed most vulnerable area due to BGN delegating financial and operational authority to each SPPG.
• • Procurement flagged for potential monopolistic practices despite Juknis 402 requiring each SPPG to conduct market surveys for best quality and price.
• • Surveys limited to single vendor criticized as unhealthy price competition.
• • Food quality highlighted as critical point, covering processing, distribution, and time to consumption by beneficiaries.
• • Administrative non-compliance cited as key supervisory concern; each SPPG must account for performance and budget use to BGN.
• • BGN has suspended multiple non-compliant SPPGs over administrative reports and facility condition failures.
• • MBG designated national priority program targeting child nutrition improvement.
• • CRA covers four aspects: compliance, implementation, administration, corruption potential.
• • Recommendations issued to relevant ministries, agencies, and organizations based on CRA findings.
• • Comprehensive oversight required across procurement, budget management, administration, and food processing.
• • Program funded by public money serving public beneficiaries, per Hardi Dinata.
• • Food received by beneficiaries not sole supervision focus; full program chain must be monitored.