Guadua angustifolia forestry nucleus in Colombia: Contribution to environmental preservation and local social development Ximena Londoño Colombian Bamboo.

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Guadua angustifolia forestry nucleus in Colombia: Contribution to environmental preservation and local social development Ximena Londoño Colombian Bamboo Society

It is considered to be among the 20 best bamboos in the world. The most traditional used and the most economical important native bamboo in America. The biggest bamboo in America: reaches up to 30 m tall and 25 cm in diam. Guadua angustifolia Kunth

 Division of property due to inheritance processes  Change of land ownership  Atypical climatic phenomena  Low profits for the farmers Aspects that contribute to reduce the area in guaduales

“LA ESMERALDA” GUADUA FORESTRY NUCLEOUS To integrate the area planted in guadua having different owners under one same figure. To better manage and improve the forestry quality of the plantations. To ensure a better quality and better price for the raw material. To guarantee protection of the water resources and biodiversity. To generate employment. To provide support and incentives for the research processes. To strengthen the social and entrepreneurial organizations existing in the region. OBJECTIVES

LOCATION OF GUADUA FORESTRY NUCLEOUS LA ESMERALDA - GFNLE Quindío Colombia GFNLE Quindío

Area of the GFNLE

WHAT IS A GUADUA FORESTRY NUCLEOUS ?. It is the voluntary forestry organization of the guadua plantations into an area united by homogeneous characteristics or by geographical factors using sustainable practices to improve supply and generate benefits

Colombian Bamboo Society CBS Farm Managers Harvesters and culm carriers Local and Environmental Authority Owners Forestry Operator Forestry Engineer and/or technologist or Research Groups Transporters Dealers Organizational Chart of the GFNLE

WORK TEAM & ACTIVITIES TEAM Forestry Operator 1 Harvesters 2 Guadua culm carriers 2 TOTAL PEOPLE 5ACTIVITIES 1.Forest exploitation/harvesting plan and permit 2.Weed Control 3.Elimination of thorny branches 4.Elimination & Extraction of low quality culms 5.Marking

ACTIVITIES Harvesting 7.Correcting culms 8.Transportation & storage 9.Commercialization

ACHIEVEMENTS Improve the environmental offer in zone. Preserve and reforest the watershed in the area of GFNLE. Minimize environmental impacts. Identify & protect fauna and flora. Bring together and educate farm owners. Generate employment sources. Strengthen the principle of association. Exchange knowledge. Train communities in environmental education and in the sustainable management of guaduales. Environmental Social Aggregate value. Higher productivity and profitability for the owner. Supply a high quality raw material for different processes. Supply quality guadua to the Guadua chain. Consolidate new markets. Economic

Other Environmental Benefits Identify and preserve the genetic biotypes inside the GFNLE. Preserve endemic and endangered species from the region in the GFNLE. Help research students measure environmental benefits of guaduales so that the nucleous can be eligible for clean development mechanism compensation in the future. Reforest the gaps along creeks and rivers with Guadua plantlets to improve the biological corridors inside the GFNLE.

Other Social Benefits Promote a handcraft center for women with the local government. Give the children at the Santa Sofia School environmental education to develop a shared vision of sustainability for the area.

Conduct training workshops to generate awareness about the Colombian technical guadua standards – NTC. Strengthen the principles of association among the members of the GFNLE to carry out community work. Rescue traditional uses of guadua in the area through the permanent availability of guadua culms.

Other Economic Benefits ACTOR *BEFORE GFNLE AFTER GFNLE FARM OWNER 10 %37 % LABOR INTENSIVE TASKS 43 %35 % TRANSPORTATION 38 %25 % COMMERCIALIZATION 9 %3 % *According to Botero et al  We are part of the training and assistance by the Forestry project FLEGT-Colombia ( ) to acquire voluntary forestry certification and legal timber.  Commercial agreements were signed with local and national dealers and members of the CBS to guarantee the custody chain in the certification processes.

We are working with a resource that involves culture, protects natural environments, and alleviates climatic changes. Simon Velez, a Colombian architect, understood the potential and value of Guadua´s characteristics, and subsequently developed building techniques that earned him the Prince Claus award.

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