Indonesia is planning a significant expansion of its coconut industry, targeting 151,554 hectares for downstream processing by 2026. This initiative aims to bolster the country’s supply of raw materials for coconut-based products. The expansion focuses on strengthening the entire value chain, from cultivation to processing, to increase economic value. Authorities hope to reduce reliance on raw coconut exports and promote domestic manufacturing of coconut products. This move aligns with Indonesia’s broader strategy to enhance its downstream industries and attract investment. The project is expected to create jobs and contribute to rural economic development. Ultimately, this plan underscores Indonesia’s commitment to maximizing the potential of its agricultural resources.