Leadership.ng, 11.17.2016 – At COP22, the Nigerian federal government has stated its readiness to incorporate the planting and production of Bamboo into national programmes for the Reduction of Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) in the country.
15 Jan 2020 – On 26-28 December 2019, INBAR’s Central Africa Regional Office organised a joint training on site-species matching for service level managers in Cameroon. The Inter-Africa Bamboo Smallholder Farmers Livelihood Development Programme, funded by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), aims to enhance the incomes, livelihood and climate change adaptive capacities of […]
This article was originally published in Spanish in the Ecuadorian Daily El Norte on 6 January 2020 and was written by Guiselle Navarrete. It was a couple of months ago that Leonidas Nicolalde, forestry technician at Imbabura Province ‘s Ministry for Agriculture and Livestock in Ecuador, had the opportunity to travel to China to see […]
The latest trade statistics show that bamboo and rattan exports continue to benefit many people around the world. In 2019, INBAR produced two reports based on an analysis of trade data: one charting international trade in bamboo and rattan products, and another focusing specifically on China. Both reports are freely available on INBAR’s online library. […]
