Summary
Women’s groups and farmers learn new skills to turn bamboo into things they can sell.
A 2017 rule change made it easier for people to plant and move bamboo across the country.
Vishakha Didi from Assam created new bamboo bag designs and earned about two hundred thousand Indian rupees at a trade fair.
The 2017 policy removed bamboo from the definition of a tree, simplifying planting and transportation.
Engineered bamboo structures now provide classrooms for roughly twenty thousand children in disaster‑relief projects.
The Gadchiroli incense‑stick project employs over a thousand women, giving each about five thousand Indian rupees each month.
Training programs by research institutes teach women how to harvest, treat and craft bamboo products.
Women’s groups and farmers learn new skills to turn bamboo into things they can sell.
A 2017 rule change made it easier for people to plant and move bamboo across the country.
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