Where we work
Bees Abroad has projects which need funding and have received enquiries from community groups in Kenya, Uganda, Cameroon, Nepal, Ghana, Romania, Nigeria and Sudan. Bees Abroad is also actively engaged on a project in Malawi.
Click on this link to see where we are working on Google Maps: www.panoramio.com/user/3154202
Bees Abroad are developing a project to support spinally injured women in Kilimanjaro, through beekeeping skills and producing hive products such as cosmetics and medicinal products.
A project manager reports on a new training program in Monze, Zambia
Pokot warriors steal livestock from Sinyati women at the point of a gun
last in a series of articles exploring beekeeping and some aspects of culture in Northern Sudan
Second in a series of articles describing how we might assist in the development of beekeeping in Northern Sudan
Bees Abroad project managers are soon to be travelling to work on development projects in Sudan and Uganda - March 2011
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.
