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Annual Report April 2011

Our annual report summarises all the projects we were engaged with in the period January - December 2010. The projects discussed are listed below.

Annual Report April 2011 (2.4 MB)

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Cameroon, Akwaya
Kenya
- Nelbem
- Wings of Mercy
- Gucha Orphanage
- Sinyati Women's Group
- Kerio Valley
- SMART
Nigeria
- BES Maigana Project
- Nigerian Beekeepers Network
Malawi, NHPC
Uganda
- Kibaale
- Kisoro
Zambia, Monze women’s project
Zimbabwe, Bindura
Tanzania, Kasiwoco

Published May 19, 2011

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Annual Report April 2011
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The TOBA Beekeeping Project - Cameroon
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The Nessuit Beekeeping Project
Kenya: Bees Abroad has funded training for 20 people (one person from each group) to attend the excellent beekeeping course at Baraka Agricultural College in Molo, Nakuru. This centre provides first-class training run by expert beekeeping technicians with plenty of practical experience.