Transparency in Corporate Reporting as Collaborative Governance Public Institution for Mining Corruption

Abstract

Mining Corruption is one of the fundamental problems in Indonesia. Which mineral and coal natural resources have entered the top 10 in the world. Ineffective efforts to eradicate corruption are influenced by the lack of synergy among stakeholders. This study aims to provide several ways that can be done by the public institution on how to use the current development of Transparency in Corporate Reporting especially in Indonesia. This study uses an approach based on normative methods with analyze and evaluate regulation or principal of transparency, accountability, and ethical standards to effectively eradicate corruption especially mining in Indonesia. The data presented in this research can be used  or contribute as a reference as a way to eradicate corruption, and can help public institutions in eradicating the disease that has undermined the Indonesian State, namely corruption. Corruption is one of the causes for the inadequate use of state revenues, which can be in the form of taxes, PNBP, customs etc. So that indirectly it can affect the development process in Indonesia, where the source of funds for the construction of public facilities, health and education comes from Indonesia's state revenue. The main finding in this case is how public institutions face challenges due to the lack of transparency in mining company data, which triggers corruption. The limited information from mining companies also becomes a key conflict in the governance of corruption prevention in Indonesia.