Institutional Governance in Increasing the Effectiveness of Poverty Alleviation Policies in Purworejo Regency

Purpose This study aims to analyze the forms of collaboration between institutions, the level of community involvement, and the support of local government policies in poverty alleviation. Design/methodology/approach The research approach uses qualitative descriptive methods, through secondary data analysis and application using RStudio Findings The findings of the study show that institutional management characterized by the principles of transparency, accountability, and cross-sectoral collaboration can strengthen the implementation of poverty alleviation programs. In addition, data integration and monitoring systems have proven to be critical elements in ensuring policies are aligned with local needs and able to address emerging challenges. The results of this study confirm that flexible and responsive institutional management to socio-economic changes plays a strategic role in maintaining poverty alleviation programs at the regional level Originality This research provides academic contributions as well as practical applications to regional policy formulation, especially in strengthening institutional capacity to address complex poverty dynamics