Institutional Cooperation

Strengthening collaboration between the government, private sector, academia, and farmers in fund management and palm oil industry development. This program focuses on policy synergy, technological innovation, and enhancing the competitiveness of the national palm oil industry to make it more efficient and sustainable. Through close cooperation, Indonesia's palm oil industry is expected to tackle global challenges, optimize supply chains, and solidify its position as a key player in the global palm oil sector

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Legal Basis

This program is implemented based on several key regulations, including:

  • Presidential Regulation No. 132 of 2024 – Assigns BPDPKS the responsibility of establishing institutional cooperation to support effective plantation fund management.
  • Minister of Finance Regulation No. 49/PMK.05/2018 – Regulates the mechanism for utilizing BPDPKS funds in supporting institutional cooperation programs for the palm oil industry.
  • Minister of Industry Regulation No. 14 of 2020 – Encourages collaboration between upstream and downstream industries in developing palm oil-based products.
  • Director General of Plantations Decree No. 301/Kpts/KB.410/2021 – Establishes guidelines for cooperation between BPDPKS, academics, and research institutions to drive innovation in the plantation sector.

Program Objectives

This program is designed to:

  • Enhance the Effectiveness of Plantation Fund Management – Strengthen coordination between BPDP and government institutions, as well as industry partners, to ensure efficient fund distribution and utilization.
  • Promote Research and Innovation Synergy – Connect academia and industry to foster research and implement the latest technologies in the plantation sector.
  • Improve Institutional Capacity and Governance – Facilitate collaboration between farmer associations, cooperatives, and plantation companies to enhance productivity and business sustainability.

Program Scope

The Institutional Cooperation Program covers several key areas:

  • Partnerships with Government and Private Institutions
    • Establish cooperation with relevant ministries, local governments, and plantation companies to develop policies and implement strategic programs.
    • Enhance coordination in distributing plantation funds to ensure targeted and effective use.
  • Collaboration with Academics and Research Institutions
    • Support joint research with universities and research institutions to improve productivity and sustainability in the palm oil sector.
    • Facilitate the development of new technologies for palm oil processing and product diversification.
  • Strengthening Farmer Associations and Institutions
    • Provide support for cooperatives and farmer groups to improve institutional capacity, access to financing, and market opportunities.
    • Organize training and mentorship programs to enhance the capabilities of palm oil farmer organizations.
  • Expanding Market Access and Investment
    • Facilitate cooperation between upstream and downstream industry players to enhance the competitiveness of palm oil-based products.
    • Encourage investment in processing and distribution to expand domestic and export markets

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