This presentation outlines the role CIFOR plays in oil palm research and the Global Food Security Forum. Topics include aspirations, processes, and land use planning. Indonesia and Malaysia are provided as case studies.
8. Aspirations
• Future works:
– Moving towards a combination of quantitative
and qualitative scenario analysis
– Forest-agriculture interface, land use
– Focus on key commodities: timber, oil palm,
rubber
– From national to global level
– Make a better use of the data
• Foresight as an evaluation tool
9. CIFOR works on oil palm
• Review on the opportunities and challenges of
oil palm expansion
• The role of oil palm in bioenergy
• The role of oil palm in local economic
development
• Engagement with national government (ISPO)
and multistakeholder process (RSPO, HCS)
10. Global oil palm picture
• The production of palm oil is concentrated
• Top two countries (Indonesia and Malaysia)
contribute to 86% of global production
• Top five countries (Top two, plus Thailand,
Colombia, and Nigeria) contribute to 92% of
global production
• ASEAN countries contribute to 89% of
production
13. Indonesia – yield potentials
Variety FFB Yield (ton/ha) CPO (ton/ha)
D x P PPKS 540 (High mesocarp) 28.1 8.1
D x P PPKS 718 (Big bunch) 26.5 6.9
D x P PPKS 239 (High CPO & PKO) 32.0 8.4
D x P Simalungun 28.4 7.5
D x P Langkat 27.5 7.2
D x P Sungai Pancur (Dumpy) 26.5 6.9
D x P LaMe 26.5 6.4
D x P Avros 25.5 6.3
D x P Yangambi 26.5 6.5
Government vision 35.0 9.1