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E-Government as an Anti-Corruption Tool: Experience from Indonesia
Dyah Setyaningrum
Department of Accounting
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Access to Information
33%
Anti-corruption Tools
100%
Bidders
16%
Corruption
100%
Corruption in Public Procurement
16%
Curb
16%
E-procurement
33%
Electronic Government
100%
Government Implementation
16%
Government Initiatives
16%
Increased Competition
16%
Indonesia
100%
Local Government
16%
Social Sciences
Corruption
100%
e-Government
33%
e-procurement
22%
Indonesia
100%
Local Government
11%
Public Procurement
11%