Siti Juliantari Rachman

Siti Juliantari Rachman has been advocating for the anti corruption movement with Indonesia Corruption Watch since 2012 – an anti corruption watchdog consistently listed in the Global Go To Think Thank Index.

As a research-driven activist, she has been involved in pushing for public procurement policy and system reforms through multiple data-driven research collaborating with civil society network across the country, leading public campaigns with local and national journalists, and actively involved as CSO representative in transparency networks like the Open Government Partnership and Freedom of Information Network Indonesia. Now she serves as deputy coordinator of Indonesia Corruption Watch.

Previously, she was managing ICW’s effort to monitor public service delivery, research, and public campaigns before serving as the Coordinator of Knowledge Management Division. Her most recent investigative research is about corruption cases in COVID-19 procurement process which serves as a part of her effort to push for the government to open the currently closed COVID-19 procurement data.