The 2019 Annual Highlights outlines INBAR’s activities including programmes and publications. The Annual Highlights can be read in French (here) and Spanish (here).
Report of the international trade in bamboo and rattan products for 2016, based on analysis of UN COMTRADE statistics. This report was produced by INBAR as part of its role as the International Commodity Body for bamboo and rattan.
The technical manual on “Bamboo in Homestead Farming System Development” is an outcome of INBAR’s IFAD-EU-funded South-South knowledge transfer strategies for scaling up pro-poor bamboo livelihoods, income generation and employment creation, and environmentatl management in Africa (Phase II) Project in Tanzania, Madagascar and Ethiopia.
The technical manual, 'Handbook on Bamboo Micrco-propagation (Tissue Culture) Planting Material Production' will be used as a ready reckoner. It will help to establish, operate and manage microscale bamboo tissue culture production unit for bare-footed community lab technicians in Africa and elsewhere.
This study provides robust data of rattan resources in Cameroon, enabling the development of appropriate policy and strategy for rattan development and management in Cameroon. The specific objectives were: To understand current rattan distribution and stocks; to assess current rattan status and management practice; and to provide recommendations for sustainable rattan management in Cameroon.
The overall objective of this study was to idenfity opportunities for the development of the rattan industry in Cameroon through the analysis of the rattan value chain. The specific objectives are: To carry out an analysis of the rattan value chain; and to identify interventions that make best use of rattan for socio-economic development and […]
Mapping the spatial distribution of bamboo is necessary for biodiversity conservation, resource evaluation and ecosystem service management. This study produced a contemporary bamboo map of Madagascar for the year 2017, using 30m spatial resolution imagery. This is the first remote sensing-based bamboo resources map of its kind for Madagascar, which possesses the richest bamboo species […]
How can bamboo help restore degraded land? With over 30 million hectares spread across the world, bamboo offers a naturally abundant, strategic tool for poverty alleviation, environmental protection and climate change mitigation. A fact sheet, produced by INBAR and the Global Landscapes Forum.
2018世界竹藤大会（BARC2018）于2018年6月25日-27日在北京国家会议中心圆满召开。本次大会由国际竹藤组织（INBAR）与中国国家林业和草原局联合主办，国际竹藤中心（ICBR）承办，130余家合作伙伴机构和1200位代表参与。大会以“竹藤南南合作助推可持续绿色发展”为主题，搭建了竹藤领域政策对话、技术创新、产业合作、知识分享的高端国际平台。在各方的共同努力下，三天会议精彩纷呈，2018世界竹藤大会完成了所有议程，实现了预期目标,是一场规模大、规格高、影响深的大会；是一场内容丰富、特色鲜明、成果丰硕大会。我们相信，通过本次大会的成功举办，竹藤在全球绿色可持续发展和南南合作中将发挥更新、更大、更积极的作用。
A brochure on the Inter-Africa Bamboo Smallholder Farmers Livelihood Development Programme which has the goals of: enhancing incomes and livelihoods of women and youth; strengthening climate change adaptive capacities; and developing climate-smart bamboo value chains.
为有效保护培育、合理开发利用全球竹藤资源，1997年成立了国际竹藤组织。这是第一个总部设在中国北京的全球性政府间国际组织，也是全球唯一一家专门针对竹藤可持续发展的国际机构。经过20多年的发展，国际竹藤组织日益壮大。截至2019年1月，成员国已达44个，广泛分布在非洲、亚洲、美洲和大洋洲，并在埃塞俄比亚、加纳、喀麦隆、印度和厄瓜多尔设立了区域办公室.
