This research is part of the joint MFS II evaluations of development interventions which involved 8 evaluations at country level, including Indonesia. MFS (Medefinancieringsstelsel) II is the 2011-2015 grant framework of the Netherlands for Co-Financing Agencies (CFAs), which is directed at achieving a sustainable reduction in poverty. The evaluations at country level are threefold: (1) to assess the effectiveness, efficiency and relevance of development interventions funded by MFS II; (2) to develop and apply innovative methodologies for the evaluations of development interventions; and (3) to provide justified recommendations that enable Dutch CFAs and/or their Southern partners to draw lessons for future development interventions.For Indonesia, the study comprised of 12 project evaluations, covering the topics of reforestation, poverty alleviation, empowering indigenous communities, sexual education and assisting victims of gender based violence. The evaluation focuses on changes between 2012 and 2014 under each relevant Millennium Development Goal. The data includes a baseline (2012) and an endline (2014) dataset for each project.

While for some projects panel datasets were generated, for others the datasets were kept separate. The names of those datasets correspond to the section names in the questionnaires.Only data used in the reported analyses are published. This means that some of the items in the questionnaires are not available in the data files.If a binary variable is coded 0/1, 0 means 'no' and 1 means 'yes'.The file 'E12_school_endline.dta' and accompanying codebook ‘E12_CODEBOOK_school_endline’ are in Indonesian.Project E2 is not published.The AIID provided the data files in DTA format. DANS added the POR and SAV formats of these files for preservation and accessibility purposes.The AIID provided the codebook files in XLSX and DOCX formats. DANS added the CSV and PDF formats of these files.The AIID provided the questionnaires in DOC format. DANS added the PDF format of these files.