Asosiasi Industri Minyak Makan Indonesia/AIMMI

Asosiasi Produsen Biofuels Indonesia (APROBI)

With the intention to support the Government’s program in developing and using Biofuel as a renewable fuel, in 2005 several companies were established to produce both Bioethanol and Biodiesel. In order to make support more effective, the companies agreed and formed the Indonesian Biofuel Producers Association / Aprobi at the end of 2006. Since then, for 13 years Aprobi has continued to work with the Government and various parties to pursue the development of Biofuel in Indonesia and fight for it in the international forum.

Dewan Pengurus Wilayah (DPW) Asosiasi Sawitku Masa Depanku (SAMADE)

Palm oil is Indonesia’s most strategic commodity. It has significant contribution to the economy, creates million employments and boots regional development. BPDPKS, established in 2015, is to support the development and sustainability of Indonesian Palm Oil Sector through prudent, transparent and accountable management of funds. As the fund management agency, BPDPKS ensures “from palm oil to palm oil” principle to be implemented in every program.

Main Area of Fund Disbursement (Based on Presidential Regulation No 61/2015) : (1) Food security, downstream market development and biodiesel supply (2) Replanting (3) Facilities, Infrastructures and Farmers Empowerment (4) Human Resources Development (5) Research and Development (6) Promotion and Advocacy

Current fund disbursement program (1) Biodiesel supply (2) Replanting program (3) Farmers Training and Development (4) Research and Development (5) Prommotion and Advocacy (6) Farmers Training and Development

Vision Badan Standardisasi Nasional (BSN)

Vision for 2015 – 2019: The realization of a reliable national quality infrastructure to improve the competitiveness and quality of life of the nation.

Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs Republic of Indonesia (Indonesian : Kementerian Koordinator Bidang Perekonomian) is an Indonesian government institution in charge of planning and policy coordination, as well as synchronization of policies in the fields of economics. The current Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs is Mr. Darmin Nasution.

Coordinated ministries include the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Industry, Ministry of Trade, Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Ministry of Manpower, Ministry of State Owned Enterprises, Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing, Ministry of Land and Spatial Planning, Ministry of Cooperation and Small & Medium Enterprises, as well as other state institutions which deemed to be necessary.

Dewan Minyak Sawit Indonesia (DMSI)

Gabungan Industri Minyak Nabati Indonesia (GIMNI). This association is domiciled in the Multivision Tower Building, 11th floor Jl. Kuningan Mulia – Jakarta. Members of the association are industry-based “refineries”, which includes the processing of vegetable oils in the form of Vegetable Oil Purification (Refineries and Fractionation), Kernel Crushing Plant (KCP) and Copra Crushing Plant (CCP). This stage of the process of “refiners” is often also called RFM (Refining, Fractionation & Oil Modifications).

In accordance with the development needs in the field that the RFM industry has environmentally friendly and sustainable conditions (Environment Friendly and Sustainable) industries related to environmentally friendly implementation will be part of this association. Example: Solvent Extraction Plants – Factories that reduce levels / content of vegetable oil in the pale soil (Spent Bleaching Earth) to get out of the category of B3 waste (Dangerous and Toxic Material).

Indonesian Oil Palm Research Institute/IOPRI (Indonesian : Pusat Penelitian Kelapa Sawit/PPKS) has a vision of becoming an international research institution that is able to become a reference ( center of excellence ) for national palm oil , which in its activities are able to be financially independent and have quality and prosperous human resources . While the mission of PPKS is to support the palm oil industry in Indonesia through research and development, and services.

Through the technology package and the development of science and technology produced, PPKS is expected to become a prime mover for the development of the palm oil plantation industry in Indonesia. PPKS is led by a director, who in carrying out his duties is assisted by the Head of Research, Head of Business, General Manager (GM) of Plant Materials, Head of the General / HR Bureau.

The field of PPKS research consists of 6 research groups (Kelti) namely Plant Breeding and Biotechnology, Soil Science and Agronomy, Plant Protection, Product Processing and Quality, Engineering Technology and Environmental Management, and Socio-Techno Economy.