Avec plus de 30 millions d’hectares répartis dans le monde (FAO 2010), le bambou offre un outil stratégique, naturellement abondante pour la réduction de la pauvreté, la protection de l’environnement et l’atténuation du changement climatique.

2017年11月6日，INBAR成立二十周年志庆暨竹藤绿色发展与南南合作部长级高峰论坛在北京昆泰饭店隆重举办。中国国家主席习近平致信祝贺INBAR成立二十周年。论坛期间，特邀嘉宾作主旨报告，与会成员国部长展开高级对话。论坛重要成果之一是发布《大会宣言》。此外，《竹藤南南合作报告》、《世界竹藤名录》和《绿竹人生：100个中国竹业人物故事集锦》等竹藤新书发布仪式成功举办；INBAR与眉山市政府签署了战略合作伙伴关系协议，协议的签署标志着双方合作交流进入了新阶段，双方共建竹产业示范基地，开展全面务实高效合作，实现资源共享、优势互补、互利共赢。

This Vision highlights the opportunities for bamboo and rattan to play a key role in addressing climate change and promoting sustainable development among ASEAN’s ten member states, a majority of whom are members of INBAR and are bamboo- and rattan-producing countries.

Since its establishment in 2014, the INBAR Construction Task Force has successfully built an effective mechanism to develop international standards, disseminate bamboo building knowledge and support global coordination on sustainable bamboo construction. The INBAR Construction Task Force Newsletter aims to share the latest research, project and publication information related to the key experts of the […]

INBAR has launched the Global Assessment of Bamboo and Rattan (GABAR) in order to quantify and qualify how bamboo and rattan currently contribute, and what their overall potential is, in terms of socio-economic and environmental development goals. Assessments such as GABAR seek to inform, and respond to, decision makers’ needs by synthesising and communicating complex information, […]

This brochure introduces the first phase of the Dutch-Sino East Africa Development Programme, which leveraged Chinese and Dutch expertise in bamboo value chain development, product design, marketing and standardisation to help develop East Africa’s bamboo sector for green economic growth, trade and poverty reduction.  

Ghana is the present leader in West Africa in terms of bamboo and rattan sector development. This brief shares the experiences and lessons learned through INBAR’s work in Ghana to foster coordinated, multi-stakeholder-led development of a bamboo and rattan sector that contributes to the achievement of broader national and global sustainable development goals.