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Page 1 of 2 1 2 The role of women, and indigenous knowledge in Ethiopian beekeeping (BfD Journal #86) Beekeeping is an important activity for many rural people and is carried out in home gardens and houses all over Ethiopia. CABESI - a multi-faceted, self-help project (Bees for Development Journal #85) CABESI stands for Camels, Bees and Silk. These seemingly unrelated items place a central role in a development project in Kenya. Beekeeping, poverty alleviation and forest conservation in Imadiala, Madagascar (Bees for Development Journal #84) Beekeeping is an important source of livelihood in Imadiala, an eastern sub district of Ambositra in Madagascar. Development of beekeeping in Laos: Various strategic choices by Bounpheng Sengngam, National University of Laos and Jérôme Vandame, Comité de Coopération avec le Laos, France. First published in the Lao Journal of Agriculture and Forestry, December 2005. Translation into English by Jérôme Vandame, March 2007. Beekeeping in the Enclave of Cabinda, Angola (Bees for Development Journal #81) Beekeeping had not been known in Cabinda prior to the project although honey hunting is prevalent Apiculture and poverty alleviation in Cameroon Published in two parts in BfDJ 79 and 80, this article highlights the role of beekeeping in biodiversity conservation and poverty alleviation in Cameroon. BfDJ Information Archive - Beekeeping Development To buy the articles in this section that have featured in printed format in Bees for Development Journal click here Page 1 of 2 1 2 |
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