Beekeeping for Economic Empowerment and Environmental Protection.
Project Launch: 11-8-24
The Tikondane Beekeeping Club in Mpalare community, Dedza District will use $4,962 from Mudzi Connect to expand their beekeeping business by producing 50 additional hives, and procuring essential equipment like honey processing machine, smokers, bee suits, and packaging materials. The project will also include training in advanced beekeeping techniques to improve efficiency and product quality. To promote environmental sustainability, the club will also plant 4,000 tree seedlings and engage the community through workshops and awareness campaigns about the vital role of bees in agriculture and the environment.
Project Update: 4-2-25
Tikondane Beekeeping Youth Organization is making remarkable strides in improving the livelihoods of the Mpalare community in Dedza through its beekeeping project. With 60% of the required funding secured, the initiative has successfully planted 2,000 trees, promoting forest restoration and creating a sustainable environment for beekeeping. To enhance operations, the project has procured essential beekeeping equipment, including 5 bee suits, 5 pairs of gloves, boots, a smoker, 2 sieves, 5 buckets, and a pressing machine. Additionally, 30 beehives have been acquired and are set for installation. Capacity-building has been a key focus, with its 18 members (11 female and 9 men) receiving a three days training on modern beekeeping techniques, hive management, and bee health. Furthermore, the members have been equipped with practical skills in honey extraction, processing, and value addition, ensuring the community can maximize the economic benefits of beekeeping. When completed, this initiative will not only strengthen livelihoods but also foster environmental sustainability and skills development in the community.
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