Projects
A description of the work a project manager will be doing in Uganda during April-May 2011
Bees Abroad project managers are soon to be travelling to work on development projects in Sudan and Uganda - March 2011
Sinyati women's group have their first success in manufacturing handcreams from beeswax, with support from Bees Abroad
Bees Abroad has recently secured a £2,500 grant for a project with Zambian women's cooperative from the Rufford Foundation
Thanks to the Waterloo Foundation for supporting the delivery of training and the development of the Nkhata Bay Honey Producers Co-operative.
John and Mary Home provide a regular update on their on-going trip to a Bees Abroad project in Kenya. Updated 3rd Dec.
In January 2010, the States of Guernsey decided they would continue their financial support for a further twelve months after the present phase ends in May.
Seven year-old Samuel explains how his family works together to generate an income by beekeeping.
The Basic Beekeeping Manual is written by Pam Gregory. It is aimed primarily for African countries and is available in English, French, Swahilli, Chichewa, Shona, Hausa, Yoruba and, we hope, Kinrwandan
Thanks to the generosity of the States of Guernsey, Spring 2009 saw the launch of the second phase of our Ugandan project. 180 villagers have signed up, and 2 tonnes of honey has been produced.
