Bamboo is a native forest resource of Ethiopia. The major causes of neglect, under-utilisation and destruction of the Ethiopian bamboo forests are insecurity of land rights, and lack of economic incentive to value bamboo as a useful commodity. Since bamboo is used intensively in rural areas near bamboo forests, the study advocates for the International Network for Bamboo and Rattan (INBAR) and the Ethiopian Government to cooperate, improve, strengthen and enhance technological knowhow of local communities in propagation, harvesting and sustainable natural resource management. The government should introduce bamboo into Ethiopian housing markets, to compete with conventional building materials
Ethiopia has over one million hectares of highland and lowland bamboo resources. Although the role o...
Benishangul-Gumuz Region is known as the land of lowland bamboo accounting for about 56 percent of b...
Ethiopia is well endowed with bamboo resources and products. To date, however, the contribution of t...
This paper assesses the potential of bamboo to meet East Africa’s urgent housing needs, with specia...
This paper assesses the potential of bamboo building materials to meet East Africa’s urgent housing ...
Bamboo is one of the more important natural resources in Ethiopia and contributes to the bioeconomy ...
Ethiopia has greatest bamboo resources (Yushania alpine and Oxytenantheria abyssinica) in Africa rep...
Bamboo plays a significant role in many socioeconomic aspects of life all over the world. Ethiopia, ...
Deforestation becomes an overwhelming problem of the world in general and in Ethiopia in Specific. H...
<p><em>Aim of study:</em> Bamboo, the fastest growing and high yielding perennial plant of the world...
Bamboo is an abundant resource in Ethiopia and has a great potential for commercialization, which ca...
In the project’s target countries: Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda, growth of urban slums is an ongoing p...
We document the perceptions, practices and policy options in managing lowland bamboo [Oxytenanthera ...
Abstract: The economic, social and environmental assessment of bamboo was necessary in this study, b...
In Benishangul-Gumuz, one of the nine regional states of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia...
Ethiopia has over one million hectares of highland and lowland bamboo resources. Although the role o...
Benishangul-Gumuz Region is known as the land of lowland bamboo accounting for about 56 percent of b...
Ethiopia is well endowed with bamboo resources and products. To date, however, the contribution of t...
This paper assesses the potential of bamboo to meet East Africa’s urgent housing needs, with specia...
This paper assesses the potential of bamboo building materials to meet East Africa’s urgent housing ...
Bamboo is one of the more important natural resources in Ethiopia and contributes to the bioeconomy ...
Ethiopia has greatest bamboo resources (Yushania alpine and Oxytenantheria abyssinica) in Africa rep...
Bamboo plays a significant role in many socioeconomic aspects of life all over the world. Ethiopia, ...
Deforestation becomes an overwhelming problem of the world in general and in Ethiopia in Specific. H...
<p><em>Aim of study:</em> Bamboo, the fastest growing and high yielding perennial plant of the world...
Bamboo is an abundant resource in Ethiopia and has a great potential for commercialization, which ca...
In the project’s target countries: Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda, growth of urban slums is an ongoing p...
We document the perceptions, practices and policy options in managing lowland bamboo [Oxytenanthera ...
Abstract: The economic, social and environmental assessment of bamboo was necessary in this study, b...
In Benishangul-Gumuz, one of the nine regional states of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia...
Ethiopia has over one million hectares of highland and lowland bamboo resources. Although the role o...
Benishangul-Gumuz Region is known as the land of lowland bamboo accounting for about 56 percent of b...
Ethiopia is well endowed with bamboo resources and products. To date, however, the contribution of t...