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.
In an official opening ceremony in Yaoundé, Cameroon, attended by H.E Felix Mbayu, Minister Delegate to the Minister of External Relations in charge of Cooperation with Commonwealth Countries, and by INBAR Deputy Director General Professor Lu Wenming, INBAR’s fifth Regional Office and third in Africa was officially opened. 12 December 2019 – Cameroon, an INBAR […]
[FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE] Key points: UNFCCC: bamboo can be a “sustainable, biodegradable” alternative to single-use plastics Air China and IKEA are some of the big companies already replacing plastics with bamboo 12 December 2019 – Bamboo could be an important, biobased alternative to plastic, according to climate experts speaking at the UN climate conference in […]
11 December 2019, Madrid – INBAR is an Observer to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. Its statement to all delegates at the annual Conference of the Parties (COP) is below. On the occasion of the UNFCC COP 25 in Madrid, Spain, and in recognition of the fact that the Paris Agreement on climate […]
