BE A PART OF THE MOVEMENT 2 million hectares degraded land will be restore 1000 Bamboo Villages
THE PROBLEM
Fact
Indonesia suffers from 88 million hectares of degraded land
Cause
Approximately 100 million hectares of degraded land.
Effect
The effect is that more land becomes degraded, climate changes causing many environmental social and economic systems to suffer.
Defined
Empowering rural communities of indonesia to become land restoration champions whilst driving a VILLAGE BASED bamboo industry.
Benefit
The responsibility of value added processing allows farmers to get benefit from bamboos incredible potential that cannot be realized without village based industrial processing.
Result
2 million hectares degraded land will be restore while also improving the livelihood of rurel communities.
Quotes
" We are going to create a village based on restoration economy " Arief Rabik
The Solutions
Empowering the rural community of Indonesia to become the champion of restoring degraded land through a village based bamboo industry
1000 Bamboo Villages will restore degraded land and help bamboo farmers to get added value of their bamboo.
2 million hectares degraded land will be restore while also improving the livelihood of rurel communities
Prepare the future
Join us at our upcoming 1000 Bamboo Villages
With over a decade of experience, help us continue to bring nature into everyone’s lives and urban spaces
Adopt Information
- adopt 400 USD support one household to enter the restoration economy
- adopt 760 USD support 2 households to enter the restoration economy
- adopt 1800 USD support 5 households to enter the restoration economy.
- adopt 3600 USD support 10households to enter the restoration economy.
- adopt 10800 USD support one cooperative (30 households) to enter the restoration economy.
- adopt 18000 USD support fivety households to enter the restoration economy.
LINDA GARLAND
Linda Garlandwas an internationally recognized interior designer, environmentalist and a leading advocate for bamboo promotion as a sustainable alternative to timber. She came to Indonesia in early 70s and decided to settle down in Bali. Not long after, she established an international interior design business and started to get in touch with bamboo in her design. She fell in love with bamboo instantly and used it as the signature of her products.
ARIEF RABIK
Arief Rabik is the founder of Indobamboo and currently the Director of Environmental Bamboo Foundation. He is a second generation bamboo specialist, following in the footsteps of his mother, Linda Garland. His connection with bamboo started in the early age of childhood.
It grew even stronger as a teenager when he started to get involved in some of his mother’s project. At that time, he started to see bamboo not only as a source of toy material but it could also be a source of industrial materials, poverty alleviation, and even the source of life as it could hold much water and generate fresh air to breathe. From then on, Arief has made himself an environmental scientist in his own right with, up to now, over 20 years of experience in bamboo forest management and bamboo based industry.
Visit us
Yayasan Bambu Lestari Jl. Subak Telaga Br. Keden Ds. Ketewel Gianyar-Bali 80582
Call us
+623614711186
Contact us
info@bambuvillage.org
Yayasan Bambu Lestari(YBL)
PT. INDOBAMBOO LESTARI
Ministry of Environment and Forestry
The International Tropical Timber Organization
Groups of Bamboo Farmers
1,000 Bamboo Villages
1000 Bamboo Village
