A summary report of the Global Bamboo and Rattan Congress (BARC 2018), held 25-27 June 2018. Reporting services were provided by the International Institute for Sustainable Development in Chinese and English.
A summary report of the Global Bamboo and Rattan Congress (BARC 2018), held 25-27 June 2018. Reporting services were provided by the International Institute for Sustainable Development in Chinese and English.
The Bamboo and Rattan Yellow Pages is a carefully researched list of Chinese bamboo and rattan companies, suppliers and individuals. The Yellow Pages is intended as a go-to resource for anyone wishing to find suppliers of bamboo and rattan, or producers of specific goods. The Bamboo and Rattan Yellow Pages was launched at the Global […]
Launched on the final day of the Global Bamboo and Rattan Congress 2018 (held 25-27 June, Beijing, China), the Beijing Declaration recognises bamboo and rattan’s various benefits, and commits “ministers, senior officials and participants” to calling upon national governments and other bodies to implement a number of recommendations.
The Global Bamboo and Rattan Congress (BARC 2018) was co-hosted by INBAR and China’s National Forestry and Grassland Administration, and welcomed around 1200 participants from 70 countries. This report aims to provide a summary of the key outcomes agreed on a BARC 2018 and showcase the vitality and relevance of INBAR’s programme of work to […]
Informe Anual de INBAR 2017 en Español.
Rapport annuel d’INBAR 2017 en français.
This technical manual, Bamboo Green Feed for Livestock, is based on secondary sources and the primary field experiments of INBAR’s IFAD-EU funded South-South Knowledge transfer strategies to scale up pro-poor bamboo livelihoods, generate income, create employment and manage the environment in Africa as part of the Phase II project in Tanzania, Madagascar and Ethiopia to […]
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.
