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.
INBAR will be present at a number of international events in December. Find out more, and join us. GLOBAL SCIENCE, INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY (GSTIC) FORUM, BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, NOVEMBER 28-30 Although bamboo has been used for thousands of years, its more innovative applications are those which make it a useful tool for poverty alleviation, environmental protection […]
The Board of Trustees of INBAR seeks a Director General to take over the strategic and managerial leadership of the Organisation from 1st April 2019. Over the past 21 years, INBAR has grown in size and scope, from a specialist research network into a rapidly evolving and wide-reaching global development agency. With INBAR’s help, member […]
INBAR’s projects across the African continent continue to flourish, with product development training in Ghana and sessions held in bamboo cultivation and management in Tanzania. 2018 has since INBAR’s presence in Africa increase, with the addition of a new country to the network of member states, the Central African Republic. INBAR currently has several major […]