Location: Eyumojock subdivision, Manyu division
Duration: July 2013 – June 2016
The aim of the project is to help 20 households to start up and manage commercial honey production. The project is part of a wider program within the organization, whose goal is to reduce over-reliance on forest products through encouraging alternative livelihoods activities around the Takamanda National Park.
The activities include:
- Formalization of common initiative groups
- Public awareness campaigns on wildlife management and alternative livelihoods
- Training in beekeeping, group management and bookkeeping
- Supply of beehives and beekeeping equipment
- Extension and monitoring support to beekeepers
