Marzieh Kadivar

Bamboo plays a key role in biodiversity conservation and land restoration and has been used in many countries as a tool to reverse land degradation and prevent desertification.
All around the world must make bamboo a key part of their efforts to reach land degradation neutrality. Bamboo regulates water flows and prevents erosion on slopes and along riverbanks, as well as removing pollutants from wastewater dumped into streams. Stands of bamboo make good windbreaks, sheltering natural vegetation and crops. In short, bamboo is an asset to just about any landscape in which it appears.

Extensive root systems 60 centimetres deep help bind topsoil, slowing water run-off and reducing soil erosion. Healthy stands of bamboo can conserve nearby forest lands from deforestation and degradation.

Promoting bamboo projects motivates people to plant more bamboo, because the roots will stay under the ground and after each harvest, it regrow naturally. The more that gets harvested, the faster it grows. That makes bamboo an incredible renewable resource that can be harvested and will regrow naturally without the need for manual reforestation.
Promoting bamboo projects can help prevent fire in the forests, Managing forests by taking out the dry bamboo and using them in the process production.

Our Products becoming a supplementary choice for timber to substitute plastic. Since our bamboo products are cruelty and toxin-free, and carbon-neutral, BamBuild is determined to make a positive impact on the planet by focusing on SDG14 also."