The need for clean water and electricity is an indicator of the quality of human life in terms of human health and well-being. That is because water and electricity are a combination of the most important needs of humanity.  Therefore, the purpose of this study is to determine the effect of clean water, sanitation and electrical energy on economic growth in the Indonesian Territory. This study uses an econometric model with secondary data cross section from 500 districts and cities in Indonesia. The analytical method in this research is Multiple Regression: Ordinary Least Square (OLS). The results of the analysis of this study that significantly together household access to electricity with a coefficient of 0.027, access to clean household water with a coefficient of 0.009 and household access to sanitation water with a coefficient of 0.0089 affect economic growth in each district and city. This study provides advice on policies for clean water management, sanitation and electricity sufficiency to pursue economic growth for the new government in Indonesia.