The Bambootech Federation of India unites the country’s growers, artisans, enterprises and institutions — setting standards, opening markets, and turning bamboo into income, jobs and a greener economy.
An apex, not-for-profit body bringing the whole bamboo movement under one credible, non-political voice.
The Bambootech Federation of India is a Section 8 company that unites NGOs, farmer producer organisations, co-operatives, self-help groups, MSMEs, industries, entrepreneurs, exporters, growers, artisans, weavers, designers, technologists and researchers engaged in any activity related to bamboo.
It is built to act as the recognised industry counterpart, knowledge partner and implementing partner of Government — working alongside the National Bamboo Mission, State Bamboo Missions and allied ministries to convert India's vast bamboo resource into income, jobs, exports, climate benefit and dignified rural livelihoods.
As a not-for-profit, its income is applied solely to its objects and is never distributed to members. Success is measured in sectoral impact, not profit.
Each pillar tackles a real bottleneck between a bamboo grower and a finished, exportable, certified product.
Representing the sector before Government and regulators; clearing barriers to bamboo movement, taxation and trade.
Accredited testing and certification for quality, performance, provenance and sustainability.
Evaluating, empanelling and enabling access to machinery across every stage of bamboo work.
Research on species, processing, durability, structure and carbon; IP held in trust for the sector.
Training and accreditation aligned to NSDC, Sector Skill Councils, NCVET, PMKVY and DDU-GKY.
Branding, GeM and ONDC onboarding, buyer-seller meets and export facilitation for members.
Connecting members to NBM, MSME schemes, the Maharashtra Bamboo Policy, credit and guarantees.
Carbon aggregation and MRV; livelihoods for tribal communities, women's SHGs and rural artisans.
A quality, sustainability and provenance label that lifts buyer trust and price realisation — granted independently, on accredited testing.
Like a bamboo culm, the chain grows in segments — the Federation supports every node.
Nurseries, tissue culture, planting material, harvesting and post-harvest handling.
Cross-cutting, splitting, slivering, sticks, mats, strips and boards.
Boucherie, pressure and borax-boric treatment; solar and conventional kilns.
Strand-woven, laminated lumber, plywood, flooring, mat board and scrimber.
CNC, lathes and finishing; artisan and craft-cluster products.
Pyrolysis, charcoal, biochar, briquettes, gasifiers and CBG digesters.
Fibre extraction, pulping, viscose and non-woven fabric.
Structural treatment, connectors, modular shelters, bridges and scaffolding.
The Federation sits at the centre of India's fast-expanding bamboo policy push.
Founded by four directors from across Maharashtra, governing within Section 8 not-for-profit guardrails.
Arun I. Wandre
Founding Director Kolhapur, Maharashtra
Shashank B. Joshi
Founding Director Dhule, Maharashtra
Chandrashekhar D. Chincholkar
Founding Director Pune, MaharashtraThe Federation welcomes the full breadth of India's bamboo sector as affiliates.
For affiliation, certification, partnership or media enquiries.
The Bambootech Federation of India
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support.fintech@gmail.com
+088 145 5846 695
Amol B. Gurav
Founding Director Kolhapur, Maharashtra