All Africa, 08.04.2016 – Cameroon is hosting a Bamboo Carbon Forestry, Landscape Restoration & Sustainable Use Workshop on Harnessing the Potentials of Bamboo for Carbon Trading, Landscape Restoration and Job Creation.
All Africa, 08.04.2016 – Cameroon is hosting a Bamboo Carbon Forestry, Landscape Restoration & Sustainable Use Workshop on Harnessing the Potentials of Bamboo for Carbon Trading, Landscape Restoration and Job Creation.
A new INBAR report assesses the potential for bamboo to contribute to a zero-waste, low-carbon future 4 December 2019 – Plastic pollution, climate change and deforestation: a number of the world’s most pressing global challenges can be traced to the extractive, ‘take, make, waste’ nature of current economic growth. In recent years, the idea of […]
The Kingdom of Cambodia becomes the 46th Member State of INBAR 29 November 2019 – When it was established in 1997, INBAR was a small organisation, made up of nine Member States. In the 22 years since then, its scope has grown considerably: INBAR is now a thriving network of more than 40 countries, and […]
INBAR is the newest Member of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). 25 November 2019 – IUCN Council has approved the admission of the International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation, INBAR, as a Member of the Union. The move paves the way for INBAR to contribute directly to the work of IUCN, and reflects […]