Bamboo Stewardship Malaysia (BSM) – is a framework developed by SEAD to guide collaborative efforts towards driving the sustainable utilization of bamboo for a restoration economy in Malaysia.
The BSM framework has 3 medium-term goals to be achieved by year 2024
51 Sustainable Bamboo Harvesters trained and equipped amongst Orang Asli communities across multiple villages in Perak. Harvesting capacity: 900MT/month.
200 Sustainable Bamboo Harvesters trained and equipped amongst Orang Asli communities across multiple villages in Perak. Harvesting capacity: 3780MT/month.
100 Bamboo Seedling Producers (women majority) trained and equipped amongst Orang Asli communities across multiple villages in Perak. Production capacity: 26,000 seedlings/year.
By 2030, we seek to double the goals initially set out for 2024 in response to the market, with the addition of enabling our communities to value-add onto the bamboo they harvest. The main strategies include:
