In his meeting with Dr Hans Friederich, the Director-General of INBAR, the Union Minister for Science & Technology, Earth Sciences, Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Dr Harsh Vardhan said, “India has the potential to become a leader in international bamboo export.”
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A new post on the website of INBAR’s partner, the Global Forum on Agricultural Research and Innovation (GFAR), explores how bamboo can support climate change adaptation and mitigation. “For people in many parts of the world, bamboo is already an everyday sight. But this tall, fast-growing woody perennial, which covers more than 35 million hectares of […]
How can bamboo and rattan contribute to diverse, healthy landscapes? World Environment Day has been celebrated on 5 June every year since 1974, but 2021 is something special: it marks the start of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, of which INBAR is a partner. The Decade on Ecosystem Restoration is a ten-year “rallying call” […]
INBAR has opened a call for registration to nationals from some of its African Member States to join the Regional Symposium in Ghana INBAR is calling for registration for the ‘Regional Symposium in Ghana’, which will be held in the country from 6 -7 July 2021. The main goal of the symposium is to foster […]