The utilisation of bamboo as a bioenergy source in Africa is still underutilised despite covering 7.2 million hectares of land. This working paper has two main goals; the first one is to provide technical background about the different technologies that can be used to generate bioenergy from bamboo and to present some relevant success stories […]

The aim of this Working Paper is to provide guidelines for private investors on how to effectively plan a bamboo bioenergy project in Africa. The second main objective is to explain to African policymakers why they should consider bamboo bioenergy as an important sustainable development topic and to provide them with guidelines on starting an […]

Volume 2 Issue 4: ‘Building The Future With Bamboo’ The construction sector is responsible for more than a third of annual carbon dioxide emissions. Low-carbon, biobased construction materials must be a critical part of a more sustainable future. How can bamboo materials compete? This issue of Bamboo and Rattan Update considers how bamboo poles and engineered […]

Understanding the ecosystem services from bamboo forests can increase awareness of their importance to policymakers and local communities. This report reviews existing literature and case studies to provide a clear understanding of the different dimensions of bamboo forest ecosystem services, and the ways in which they can be harnessed. This research was carried out by the […]

2021年，国际竹藤组织与时俱进，开拓创新，在做好疫情防控的同时，稳步推进各项工作，有发展，有突破，收获满满。成员国队伍和竹藤朋友圈进一步壮大；南南合作及南北对话的平台作用进一步凸显；机构的国际知名度和影响力进一步提升。

国际竹藤组织2018年度报告

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.