UGANDA’S BAMBOO DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMNews & Contact

GROWING BAMBOO. RESTORING LANDSCAPES. BUILDING INDUSTRY.

Bamboo in Uganda for productive landscapes and competitive industry.

Africane Bambusa Consortium advances responsible bamboo development in Uganda, from landscape restoration and community enterprise to processing and markets.

BAMBOO LANDSCAPE · ILLUSTRATION

UGANDA BAMBOO GROWER NETWORK REGISTRATION OPEN

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Looking for bamboo seedlings?

Register as a bamboo grower or seedling supplier. ABC reviews each application and uses parish or ward information to identify nearby supply opportunities.

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Bamboo seedlings and nursery guidance

OUR WORK / 01

From site to market.

We plan the site, species, grower, management, processing and buyer together. The work begins before planting and continues through harvest.

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Grow responsibly

Healthy nursery stock, demonstration sites and managed plantations designed for local growing conditions.

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ABC updates

Latest news

Bamboo team wins top prize and plans partnership with ABC

A Shandong Agricultural University team won a top prize for its proposal to restore a gold mine tailings site with bamboo in Mukono, Uganda.

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Murchison Falls Bamboo Village puts Uganda’s native bamboo to work in construction

The safari lodge near Murchison Falls National Park shows how native Ugandan bamboo can serve as a structural building material and create demand further up the value chain.

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AFRIDGE and Busoga launch bamboo ecosystem programme in Jinja

The launch marked a milestone for AFRIDGE in Uganda, linking bamboo cultivation, local processing and rural livelihoods in Busoga.

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THE ABC APPROACH / 02

Plan the whole chain before planting.

Start with the land, the people who manage it and a practical use for the bamboo. Then plan the planting material, field support and route to market.

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  1. Assess the siteScreen the land, consult communities and consider safeguards.
  2. Establish and manageMatch species to the site and support growers through the harvest cycle.
  3. Process and sellAlign quality, volumes and delivery with viable uses and buyer requirements.

THE CONSORTIUM / 03

Founding partners

Meet the founding partners

Green Cane Innovations Limited

Afridge Development Plan Uganda Limited

Elevate Her Uganda Limited