Replication Data for Good Governance and Poverty Reduction: Evidence from Rural Indonesia

The data contains good governance and poverty measures at the grassroots level, rural Indonesia. The presence of good governance captures perceptions of participation in the local election (PD), transparency (TD), accountability (AG), controlling corruption (CC), public administration (PA), public services (PS), and e-government (EG), while poverty refers to the poverty line (minimum expenditure/consumption per capita per day) and perceived well-being, such as income, housing, clothing, health care, and education.