Oil palm smallholders in Ketapang, West Kalimantan, are demonstrating how sustainability certification can generate broader community benefits. Through the RSPO Smallholder Social Responsibility (SSR) program, incentive funds have been invested in education, village infrastructure, reforestation, and orangutan conservation, highlighting the wider social and environmental value of sustainable palm oil. PALMOILMAGAZINE, KETAPANG, INDONESIA — Sustainable palm oil certification is delivering benefits beyond the farm gate, with oil palm smallholders in Ketapang, West Kalimantan, using incentive funds from the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) to support education, community infrastructure, environmental restoration, and wildlife conservation. Also Read: FORTASBI Warns Palm Smallholders to Brace for Early 2026 Dry SeasonHeadquartered in SP 2 Ibul Baru Hamlet, Air Upas Village, Air Upas District, Ketapang Regency, PPSK represents 1,128 independent oil palm smallholders managing a combined plantation area of 2,329.58 hectares. Beyond strengthening farmer organizations, the program has contributed to village development, improved human capital, and supported biodiversity conservation in oil palm landscapes.