18th September is World Bamboo Day. This versatile plant with its numerous uses supports livelihoods, biodiversity and climate change action.
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18th September is World Bamboo Day. This versatile plant with its numerous uses supports livelihoods, biodiversity and climate change action.
Did you know
INBAR project staff co-organised a three-day ‘Training of trainers’ session in Ethiopia as part of the Dutch-Sino-East Africa Bamboo Development Programme. 27 November 2020 – Between 18 to 21 November, INBAR and the Ethiopia Environment Forest Climate Change Commission (EEFCCC) organised a training session with 53 participants in Addis Ababa. Trainees, who were all from EEFCCC […]
The Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations and INBAR will scale up efforts to reap benefits for rural poor, climate action and biodiversity. 18 November 2020 – The Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and INBAR have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, launching a five-year partnership to promote the use […]
INBAR continues work to identify and promote more sustainable bamboo product development and trade. Bamboo products can be an important part of more circular economic growth, provide a low-carbon, biodegradable and/or renewable alternative to traditional materials. However, a number of challenges – from a lack of standards, to gaps in product development – need to […]