This research aims to (1) examine the application of Good Governance principles by government agencies the Population and Civil Registry Service (Dukcapil) the National Land Agency and Ternate City Spatial Planning (2) reviewing the optimization of central and regional governments in enforcing the principles of Good Governance in efforts to eradicate criminal acts of corruption. This research method is empirical normative legal research (mix method). The approach used in this research is a statutory approach and a conceptual approach. Data collection techniques are carried out by conducting observations interviews questionnaires and determining the sample and population. The results of the research show that (1) to realize Good Governance requires commitment and consistency from all parties state apparatus business world and society and its implementation in addition to requiring good coordination also requires integrity professionalism work ethic and high morals. (2) it is necessary to have transparent reports and strategic plans based on the principles of Good Governance in the context of implementing a government that is free from corruption collusion and nepotism in the Population and Civil Registry Service (Dukcapil) and the Ternate City Land Office.