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Samir Jamatia, BARJALA, Agartala (2026)

25/10/2024

INBAR's Bamboo Policy Consulative Webinar -
Africa / China / India (24-10-2024 at 7:30 PM IST)

1. China’s government has long supported the bamboo sector with dedicated policies, funding, and research institutions. The integration of bamboo into national development plans has significantly contributed to its success.

2. In India government efforts like the National Bamboo Mission are underway, but they have not yet achieved the scale and impact seen in China. A comparison of policy frameworks helps India understand the necessary reforms and strategies to effectively promote bamboo cultivation and industry.

Comparing development in and China offers valuable insights for India to better leverage its bamboo resources for economic growth, environmental sustainability, and innovation. By studying China's successful bamboo policies, technological advancements, and industry organization, India can enhance its own bamboo sector, boost rural livelihoods, promote sustainable practices, and position itself as a global player in bamboo products.

President of India
Narendra Modi
PMO India PMO India New Delhi* PMO India : Report Card PMO, INDIA
NITI Aayog International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change International Bamboo and Rattan Organization - INBAR UN Climate Change Bamboosociety Ofindia Wei Jin UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre for TVET Ministry of Agriculture & Farmer’s Welfare, Government of India JICAIndia JICA 青年海外協力隊事務局 Embassy of The People's Republic of China in India Atal Innovation Mission Indian Institute of Democratic Leadership - IIDL

03/10/2024

Removal Day 2024 :

Bamboo can be effectively used for carbon removal, leveraging its unique characteristics. Here’s a focused overview of how bamboo can serve this purpose:

1. Rapid Growth: Bamboo can sequester carbon at an impressive rate due to its fast growth, often reaching maturity in three to five years.

2. Carbon Sequestration: Bamboo absorbs significant amounts of CO2 through photosynthesis. A single bamboo plant can absorb up to 12 tons of CO2 over its lifespan.

3. Sustainable Harvesting: Bamboo can be harvested regularly without killing the plant, allowing it to continue growing and sequestering carbon. This makes it a renewable resource.

4. Long-Term Storage: Products made from bamboo, such as furniture and building materials, can lock in carbon for decades, extending the carbon storage beyond the plant's life.

5. Soil Improvement: Bamboo’s extensive root system can enhance soil health, increasing organic carbon storage in the soil.

6. Ecosystem Benefits: Bamboo forests can support biodiversity and improve local ecosystems, which can further contribute to carbon capture through enhanced plant growth.

Using bamboo as a primary tool for carbon removal can contribute significantly to climate change mitigation efforts while promoting sustainable land use.

President of India
Narendra Modi
UN Climate Change
UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre for TVET
International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change
NITI Aayog G20 Brasil Carbon Masters Training Institute

23/09/2024

Today's attended Consultive Workshop by National Mission and State Livelihood Mission under Scheme of the Ministry of Rural development held at Agartala, Tripura.

My obversation
"Lakh Pati in " Empowering through Sector with Era. The Triple Key components:- Economic, Social, Environmental.

A. Economic Empowerment
Income Generation: Bamboo morden technologies, construction, and daily utility.
Skills Training: Workshops for morden skill and business management.
Market Access: Establishing cooperatives and online platforms.

B. Social Empowerment
Community Engagement: Building networks among women.
Education: Promoting literacy and awareness about bamboo’s benefits.
Leadership Opportunities: Encouraging women to take on leadership roles.

C. Environmental Sustainability
Renewable Resource: Bamboo's rapid growth and low environmental impact.
Erosion Control: Role of bamboo in preventing soil erosion.
Carbon Sequestration: Contribution to climate change mitigation.

President of India
Narendra Modi
PMO India PMO India New Delhi*
UN Climate Change UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre for TVET NITI Aayog International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change B20 Brasil International Bamboo and Rattan Organization - INBAR

18/09/2024

Today's Celebrating of Bamboo Day 2024 with farmers house at the grassroots level can be a meaningful way to honor their contributions and promote sustainable practices.

New Bamboo Reinforced Concrete (BRC) inaugurated by himself (Mrs. Lambarti Reang) alongwith me & my team.

President of India
Narendra Modi
International Bamboo and Rattan Organization - INBAR UN Climate Change UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre for TVET NITI Aayog Atal Innovation Mission Susanne Lucas International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change

17/09/2024

World Day 2024

15th Year's Embracing Bamboo: A Path to Sustainable and Practical Solutions

Bamboo is more than just a plant—it's a powerful tool for our community. It grows quickly, needs minimal resources, and can be used for building, crafts, and even as a source of food. By incorporating bamboo into our daily lives, we can create stronger, more sustainable practices that benefit both our environment and our local economy.

Let’s harness the potential of bamboo to build a better future. Start small: use bamboo products, promote its benefits, and share knowledge with your neighbors. Together, we can make a significant impact.

Photo: 1st World Bamboo Day 2009 in Bangkok, Thailand ( My presence of yellow colour shirt)

President of India
Narendra Modi
PMO India
PMO India New Delhi*
International Bamboo and Rattan Organization - INBAR UN Climate Change NITI Aayog UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre for TVET G20 Brasil International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change Jinhe Fu Wei Jin

21/08/2024

World 's Day 2024

Value
( 2 C vs 2 A : Chain vs Addition, Change vs Act )

Entrepreneurs are essential for various reasons:

1. *Job creation*: Entrepreneurs create new job opportunities, reducing unemployment and stimulating economic growth.

2. *Innovation*: Entrepreneurs introduce new products, services, and processes, driving innovation and progress.

3. *Economic growth*: Entrepreneurs contribute to economic growth by starting new businesses, investing in research and development, and expanding markets.

4. *Problem-solving*: Entrepreneurs identify problems and create solutions, making a positive impact on society.

5. *Role models*: Successful entrepreneurs inspire and mentor others, fostering a culture of entrepreneurship.

6. *Competition*: Entrepreneurs promote competition, leading to better products, services, and prices.

7. *Wealth creation*: Entrepreneurs create wealth, not only for themselves but also for their employees, investors, and communities.

8. *Social impact*: Entrepreneurs can address social and environmental issues, creating positive change.

9. *Diversity*: Entrepreneurs bring diverse perspectives, experiences, and ideas, enriching industries and communities.

10. *Growth and adaptability*: Entrepreneurs drive growth and adaptability, helping economies stay resilient and responsive to change.

Without entrepreneurs, economies would stagnate, and innovation would slow. Entrepreneurs are the catalysts for progress, driving growth, and improving lives.

President of India
Narendra Modi
PMO India PMO India New Delhi*
NITI Aayog B20 Brasil UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre for TVET Asian Development Bank Institute UN Climate Change International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change International Bamboo and Rattan Organization - INBAR

16/08/2024

“I have always been fascinated by the which rightfully deserves its nickname, the miracle plant,” (World Bamboo Congress 2004)

President of India
Narendra Modi
PMO India
PMO India New Delhi*
B20 Brasil
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Good Governance and Policy Analysis
Atal Bihari Vajpayee's fans GROUP
Atal Innovation Mission
UN Climate Change UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre for TVET International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change

10/08/2024

World Day 2024

is a promising source of biomass for renewable energy because it has many desirable fuel characteristics, including:

Fast growth: Bamboo can grow in low water and nutritional soils, and is more tolerant to heat, drought, and disease than other plants.

High lignocellulose content: Bamboo is well-suited for bioethanol production, which involves pretreatment, hydrolysis, and fermentation.

High heat value: Bamboo has a higher heat value than most agricultural residues.

Low ash content and alkali index: Bamboo has a relatively low moisture content (8–23%) compared to other plants.

High biomass productivity: Bamboo can produce a very high biomass yield per acre of land.

Bamboo can also be converted into other biofuels, including bio-oil, hydrogen, and methane. Bamboo can also be hydrothermally carbonized and pyrolyzed to generate biochar, which has high added value.

Bamboo is also a nonfood crop that requires less fertilizer than traditional biofuel crops and can have less detrimental impact on the land. Biofuels are a cleaner and more sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuels, which are not renewable sources of energy and will eventually run out. .........................................................Keys Point........................................................

Economy or Peoples’ Economy’, where eco-friendly and sustainable raw material will satisfy needs of citizen. In 2017, Government of India’s decision to transfer bamboo into grass category is official start of bamboo sector in India. Now, we are geared up to use Bamboo to make India a Green Economy.

Allow on Bamboo plantation of RoFR Act 2006 land holders’ farmer (Patta Land) or Unregistered Tribal inhabited Land under scheme of NBM or others. .......................................................................................................................................

President of India
Narendra Modi PMO India PMO India New Delhi*
B20 Brasil NITI Aayog JICAIndia Tripura JICA Project - Scatform JICA駒ヶ根 Tripura JICA Project Asian Development Bank Institute

09/08/2024

Death Anniversary of 9 Year's (9-8-20215)

Prof. Mondon Pandan Ranjan (We called Prof. MP Ranjan)

Susanth Satyendran

01/08/2024

Wa Thui [ Melocanna baccifera (Roxb.) Kurz ] : Shoot

Nutrition is essential for health and development. Nutrients in food provide energy, help the body function, and promote growth and repair. They also help prevent diet-related illnesses and protect against age-related diseases.

Honerable Kiran Rijiju sir can you prepare this year Bamboo Shoot for cooking : Vocal for Local

President of India
Narendra Modi
PMO India
Shivraj Singh Chauhan Fan Club
Kiren Rijiju

22/07/2024

Today's evening Japanese cup green tea with Hirokazu Matsumoto

Knowledge Exchange on Bamboo : Japan and India
President of India
Narendra Modi
Japan - The Government of Japan

17/07/2024

To
The Hon'ble President of India
Narendra Modi
PMO India PMO India New Delhi*
Shivraj Singh Chouhan Shivraj Singh Chauhan Fan Club
Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India

Namaste Madam / Sir,
Please arrange online for DAY-NRLM (Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana- National Rural Livelihoods Mission) Aajeevika - National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM), USAID, and Industree Foundation extend you a warm invitation to join us at the "National Symposium on Bamboo" on July 18th and 19th, 2024, at Radisson Blu, Delhi Airport, New Delhi.
https://www.nationalbamboosymposium.com/thought-note

How come our North East States Rural smallholder women farmers into “Lakhpati Didis.” to join said event ?

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