RISDA received an allocation of Direct Government Assistance to finance the replanting programmes as well as programmes to increase smallholder income and technology transfer. From year to year, proceeds Ses is decreasing cause Funds Ses Smallholders could not accommodate the needs of replanting programmes and other relevant programmes.

The rubber industry Fund (Replanting) or usually referred to Money Fund Ses was established under the provisions of section 3, Whereas the rubber industry Fund (Replanting) 1952. The Cess collection 9.92 sen per kilogramme of rubber exported put in Money Fund and used to finance the Ses replanting programmes for smallholder sector, Cess to the estate sector and other uses approved by the authorities.

In addition to the money resources ses, RISDA also implements development programmes under the responsibility of the Ministry of rural development with the use of the provisions of the Ministry.

Another source of funding is from the Fund for socio-economic development of Small Farmers (TPSEPK) established under section 6 (2) (a) (iv) of the RISDA 1972 through contributions from an operating profit of subsidiaries and accounts farm and factory. The main purpose of TPSEPK is to finance various socio-economic activities to improve the income and living standards of smallholder community.

The scope of the amended and the name of the economic development fund Smallholder in line with government policy to help as well as increased participation of small farmers in various economic activities side can supplement their income.