GLOBAL BAMBOO SUMMIT

April 8-10, 2016

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GLOBAL BAMBOO SUMMIT

April 8-10, 2016

Brilliant Convention Centre Indore,
Madhya Pradesh

GLOBAL BAMBOO SUMMIT

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About The Event

Bamboo is of vital importance from ecological, commercial and socio-economic points of view. Bamboo occupies an unparalleled position in plant kingdom in terms of its distribution, diversity and uses in the tropics and subtropics. Bamboo has more than 1500 documented uses and is widely used as paper and rayon manufacture, construction, architecture, engineering, handicraft, food and medicine.


Primary Objective: Soliciting global cooperation in bamboo sector making bamboo as the change agent for poverty alleviation and climate change.

Objectives of Global Bamboo Summit-2016

  • Identify Challenges and Opportunities of Bamboo sector through deliberations.
  • Solicit global cooperation for making bamboo as the change agent for poverty alleviation & climate change
  • Enhance cooperation amongst countries by facilitating interactions between Government and key stakeholders
  • Provide a platform for exchanging innovative ideas, best management practices and key developments in bamboo sector across the world.
  • Promote entrepreneurship and enterprise development in bamboo sector.
  • Streamline policy and legal framework for fostering bamboo growth story

Summit Schedule

Day 1: Inaugural Session(10:00 - 11:30 AM)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Welcome of Guests Lighting the Lamp Inaugural Speech Chief Guest Speech Vote of Thanks Guests of Honour (Dr. Hans Friedrich, DG, INBAR, China) Chief Guest MPSBM representative IFGE representative
Tea Break (11:30 - 12:00 PM) Day 1: Session 1 (12:00 - 1:30 PM)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Solicit global cooperation for making bamboo as the change agent for poverty alleviation and climate change. Potential of bamboo in mitigating climate change Recommendations/ action points for making bamboo a tool for climate change mitigation
  • How bamboo plantations can be linked with carbon sequestration benefits
  • Assessing potential of Bamboo as clean energy fuel.
  • Policy & Legal support required for incentivising eco-restoration through bamboo.
MNRE
  • IIFM-Ms. Madhu Verma
  • TERI-Dr JV Sharma
LUNCH (1:30 - 2:30 PM) Day 1: Session II (2:30 - 4:15 PM)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Identify Challenges and Opportunities of Bamboo sector through deliberations. Bamboo as a viable alternative for commercial plantations-Means & Methods to improve quality cultivation
  • Roles & responsibilities of Govt. and private industries to promote bamboo plantations on wastelands & forest area
  • Incentives for farmers/private growers
  • Linking industrial raw material demand with bamboo planters
  • Mr. Ashok Ranga
  • BILT
  • Artison Agrotech
High Tea (4:15 - 4:30 PM) Day 1: Session III (4:30-5:30 PM)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Identify Challenges and Opportunities of Bamboo sector through deliberations. Financing opportunities in Bamboo Sector
  • Role of angel investors and venture capitalists for funding MSME's
  • Role of government in funding bamboo growth story.
  • Financing requirement in different segments of bamboo value chain.
  • IORA Ecological Solutions
  • Commerce & Industries Department
Side Event 1 (Workshop by ARCH I)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Provide a platform for exchanging innovative ideas, best management practices and key developments in bamboo sector across the world. Workshop-Bamboo Based Architecture Learning & documenting Best Management practices in bamboo based constructions
  • Bending - Weaving
  • Bamboo joinery
  • IORA Ecological Solutions
  • Commerce & Industries Department

SUMMARISING DAY EVENTS (5:30 PM TO 5:45 PM) Dinner & Cultural Programmes (Bamboo Fashion Show)

Day 2: Session 1 (10:00-12:00 PM)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Promote entrepreneurship and enterprise development in bamboo sector. Business opportunities in bamboo sector - Construction, Cottage industry, Furniture, Fashion, & Utility segment
  • Identifying the livelihood potential of bamboo at global, national & regional level
  • Interventions required for converting opportunities into sustainable livelihoods
  • Assessing scope of bamboo as alternative of timber
  • HUDCO
  • Anne Feenstra-Architect & DEAN- CEPT
  • IKEA
  • BIRLA CELLULOSE
  • MSME Department
TEA BREAK (12: 00 - 12: 30 PM) Day 2: Session II (12:30-1:30 PM)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Provide a platform for exchanging innovative ideas, best management practices and key developments in bamboo sector across the world. Enhancing market value for bamboo products through design and value add interventions
  • Creating niche for Bamboo products
  • Enhancing market for bamboo products through institutional tie-ups
  • Handling mechanism for trade imbalance.
  • NIFD
  • NID
Side Event 1 (Scientific Paper Presentations)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Provide a platform for exchanging innovative ideas, best management practices and key developments in bamboo sector across the world. Presentations on research based projects on innovative bamboo technology usage
  • Assess the future needs of R & D in Bamboo sector, especially in energy, climate change & green constructions
  • Identify future steps for converting research into viable business streams.
  • KFRI
  • Green Bam Solutions
  • RRL - AMPRI
Side Event 2 (Workshop on Bamboo Based Architecture)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Provide a platform for exchanging innovative ideas, best management practices and key developments in bamboo sector across the world. Workshop-Bamboo Based Architecture
  • Learning & documenting Best Management practices in bamboo based constructions
  • Bamboo reinforcement
  • Laminated bamboo (Lamboo)
  • Gernot Minke (Germany)
  • Vo Trong Nghia (Vietnam)
  • San Kalpa (India)
SLUNCH ( 1:30 PM TO 2:30 PM) Day 2: Session III (2:30-3:30 PM)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Identify Challenges and Opportunities of Bamboo sector through deliberations. Supply Chain Management- Value Chain Perspective
  • Recommendations/ action points for establishing forward & backward linkages of Bamboo value chain
  • Innovative ideas for creating logistical support mechanism ensuring faster movement of raw material and value-add products to the market.
  • EDI, Ahmadabad
  • SPA, Bhopal
  • Green Tech, Jabalpur
  • Canopy - Rebecca
Side Event 2 - INBAR EVENT (2:30-3:30 PM)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Provide a platform for exchanging innovative ideas, best management practices and key developments in bamboo sector across the world. Strategy Development for Bamboo in South Asia Launch of Global Assessment on Bamboo & Ratan (GABAR) by INBAR
  • INBAR
HIGH TEA ( 3: 30 - 3:45 PM) Day 2: Session IV (3:45 - 4:45 PM)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Promote entrepreneurship and enterprise development in bamboo sector. Skill development in Bamboo Sector to create sustainable livelihood opportunities
  • Identifying areas for skill development
  • Framework for skill development
  • NSDC
  • NRLM
  • NABARD
Side Event 3 (3: 30 - 5: 30 PM) One to One Meetings
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Enhance cooperation amongst countries by facilitating interactions between Government and key stakeholders Business to Business Business to Government
  • Business interactions between key technology developers, designers, entrepreneurs, industries and financial institutions.
  • Investment in bamboo sector.
  • IFGE
  • MPSBM
  • TRIFAC
Day 3: Session I (10: 00 - 11:30 AM)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Enhance cooperation amongst countries by facilitating interactions between Government and key Stakeholders Make in India with Bamboo
  • Scope of large scale industries in bamboo sector
  • Assistance required for establishing large scale industrial setups
  • Policy & legal support mechanism for industries.
  • DIPP
  • NSIC
  • MPSIDC
  • Federation of Indian Plywood & Panel Industry
  • NECTAR
TEA BREAK (11: 30 AM TO 11:45 AM) Day 3: Session III ( 11:45-1:00 PM)
Objective Session Topics Deliverables Speakers/Dignitaries on Dias
Streamline policy and legal framework for fostering bamboo growth story Policy support & regulatory framework-Need for convergence
  • Mainstreaming bamboo in government programs
  • Framework for Special Bamboo Economic Zone with TAX Exemptions.
  • Streamlining Government interventions required for providing a thrust in bamboo based entrepreneurship
  • Recommendations for declaring Bamboo as an industrial raw material & Agri commodity
  • MoEF
  • MoA
  • MoRD
  • CCS

Few Words by Our Dignitaries

Why Attend the Event?

With the goal of uplifting the bamboo sector in India, and for giving this crucial sector a platform, you are invited to Global Bamboo Summit 2016 to take part in the deliberations on the overall economic benefits this sector could provide to the nation. The exposure and inputs provided by prominent speakers really helped this cause a great deal and now we can look forward to take movement further.


Bamboo is a multipurpose agro-forestry crop, has been an integral part of the Indian culture. It also fairs well on key sustainability parameters.

  • Social security- About 8.6 million Indians depend upon Bamboo for their livelihoods.
  • Ecological sustainability- One plant can sequester 400 kg of CO2.
  • Economic viability- About Rs 50,000 Crore worth of market exists for bamboo and its products.

Our Previous Events

Bamboo Investors Meet 2015 Investing in Green Gold

Bamboo Investors Meet 2015 was organized on 20-22 June 2015 at RCVP Noronha Academy of Administration & Management, Bhopal with an objective to bring together all stakeholders and Identification of potential investors specific to the bamboo sector.

Bamboo Mart (Baans Bazaar)

This event was launched on the 100th International Women's Day. It was organized from 8-10 March 2014 at Urban Haat Bazaar, RTO Road, Lalbagh, Indore and the theme of the mart was "Women Empowerment through Bamboo based Entrepreneurship".

SUPPORTED BY


Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
Ministry of Environment & Forest
Ministry of Rural Development
Ministry of Textiles
Ministry of Urban Development
Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
Ministry of Tribal Affairs



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Participation ChargesDelegate Fee: (This includes participation in conference, conference kit and lunches & dinners as per programme)

Artisans/NGOs/Voluntary Organisations

Rs.2500
This includes participation in conference, conference kit and lunches & dinners as per programme

Government and Public Sector Institutions

Rs.5000
This includes participation in conference, conference kit and lunches & dinners as per programme

Private Sector


Rs. 7500
This includes participation in conference, conference kit and lunches & dinners as per programme

Exhibition Stall FOR ARTISANS / COMPANIES & GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS: 9 SQ MTS CONSTRUCTED STALL WITH FURNITURE.

Exhibition Stall

FOR ARTISANS / COMPANIES & GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Rs. 20,000
9 Sq Mts Constructed stall with furniture.

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Contact Us


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Mr. Bhagwan Bux Singh

Mission Director, MP State Bamboo Mission

CEO, MP State Bamboo & Bamboo Crafts Development Board

Madhya Pradesh Government, Forest Department

Address: Khel Parisar, 74 Bungalows Bhopal (MP) - 462003

Mobile: +91 9424790080

Contact: +91-755-2555524, 2674341

Email mpbamboomission@mpforest.org


Director

Indian Federation of Green Energy

603, Rohit House, 3 Tolstoy Marg, New Delhi-110001

Mr. Sandeep Theng

Mobile: +91- 8108990087

E Mail : sandeepsylvan@gmail.com, ifge.gbs@gmail.com