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In Amhara, the main honey harvest occurs in November. In the images below you will see some of the beekeepers who have been trained by Bees for Development Ethiopia. The demand for good quality honey is high and beekeepers are enjoying exceptionally good market prices at present. The bees make the honey, the beekeepers
TUNADO, The Uganda Apiculture National Development Organisation, are training a group of Deaf beekeepers based in Jinja, Uganda this week. They've been learning how to make their own local style hives. Note: some of the posters used have been specifically adapted for use by Deaf and also illiterate beneficiaries. TUNADO have worked with a local
Training for people with visual impairments Beekeeping can be a valuable opportunity for people with disabilities, and should be an accessible livelihood for everyone. One of the main challenges lies in getting started, as people with disabilities are often marginalised and rarely given training opportunities, and have little or no support to help them
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