The Indonesian government has replaced the Palm Oil Plantation Fund Management Agency (BPDPKS) with the Plantation Fund Management Agency (BPDP), expanding its scope to manage funds from palm oil, cocoa, and coconut commodities. This change is outlined in Presidential Regulation No. 132 of 2024, which also details the collection of funds from plantation business actors, financing institutions, community funds, and other legitimate sources. The funds am amassed will be used for the development of plantation human resources, research and development, promotion, rejuvenation, and infrastructure. Both the Indonesian Palm Oil Entrepreneurs Association (Gapki) and the Indonesian Cocoa Council (Dekaindo) express support for the new agency and its expanded mandate, emphasizing the importance of efficient management of levied funds to bolster the production of palm oil, cocoa, and other plantation crops, and to reduce reliance on imports.