Inter Press Service, 10.16.2014 – Bamboo has been part of Jamaica’s culture for thousands of years, but only recently has it taken off as a tool to resolve some of the challenges the country faces.
Inter Press Service, 10.16.2014 – Bamboo has been part of Jamaica’s culture for thousands of years, but only recently has it taken off as a tool to resolve some of the challenges the country faces.
Bamboo and Rattan at the Heart of Non-Timber Forest Products Workshop in Yaoundé 6 November 2019 – INBAR’s Central Africa Regional Office put bamboo and rattan at the very centre of Cameroon’s conversation around non-timber forest products (NTFPs) at national-level workshop. Since opening this year, INBAR’s Central Africa Regional Office (CARO) has been representing INBAR […]
18 October 2019 – Uganda becomes fourth INBAR Member State to approve National Bamboo Strategy and Action Plan with support from INBAR’s Dutch-Sino East Africa Bamboo Development Programme. Following the release of China’s Bamboo Action Plan in 2012, INBAR’s Member States have been developing their own bamboo strategy and action plans to facilitate the sustainable […]
Ali Frankland explains how one new farm in Thailand is inspiring school children with bamboo. What is the Teepee Farm? Three years ago, the Teepee Farm was just a small patch of grass in the middle of a carpark on the outskirts of Bangkok. Over the past three years, fuelled by the passion of children […]