Our 3 Core Principles
Generate
income that is long-term and sustainable, for a better quality of life.
Create
opportunities for deeper and more meaningful change.
Protect
the local environment via education & resources
IN PROGRESS
Road Barrier Widows
This women's group has chosen beekeeping alongside farming, handicrafts, and tailoring to improve their livelihoods.
Participants
30
Duration
3 Years
Women
Community
IN PROGRESS
Bee Farmers on Crutches
We're working with a local NGO to incorporate beekeeping in to a permaculture course tailored for amputees.
Participants
74
Duration
4-5 Years
Crops
Disability
IN PROGRESS
Atudorobesa Women’s Co-operative
A women’s group who have turned to beekeeping in the face of environmental degradation.
Participants
32
Duration
5 Years
Women
Conservation
Community
IN PROGRESS
Kisembe Women Groups
This group took up beekeeping not only to produce honey but to naturally boost their fruit tree yields.
Participants
52
Duration
2 Years
Women
Pollination
Conservation
IN PROGRESS
Abotokio Slow Food Beekeepers
This farmer’s group practices beekeeping in line with Slow Food priorities on (bio)diversity, education and advocacy.
Participants
16
Duration
3 Years
Crops
Pollination
Community
IN PROGRESS
Umutara Deaf School
Providing vocational beekeeping training for Hearing Impaired students who face discrimination in the job market.
Participants
30+
Duration
7+ Years
Youth
Disability
IN PROGRESS
MamaHive
A beeswax-based social enterprise supporting women and families living with Albinism.
Participants
12
Duration
3 Years
Enterprise
Women
Disability
COMPLETED
Namatina Payam Community Beekeeping
Supporting a community of multi-generational beekeepers take up modern practices (via our local partner in Uganda).
Participants
3
Duration
1 Year
Community
Conservation
