£3,215. What this did for 15 families.
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Climate-vulnerable agriculture and chronic poverty trap rural families in cycles of economic insecurity while sustainable income opportunities like beekeeping remain out of reach.
In Sirajganj, families depend on unpredictable farming that fails when weather turns harsh. Women and unemployed youth lack the skills, equipment and market access needed to pursue eco-friendly beekeeping - a livelihood that could generate steady income and improve crop yields through pollination. Without these resources, communities remain locked in poverty with declining agricultural productivity.
The Problem.
the money.
The money
Project Name · Where every pound went
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What we did
Six months. Four things.
Safety & Processing Equipment
Supplying 20 complete protective gear sets (suits, gloves, smokers) for safe honey collection, plus 2 shared honey extractor machines for community-level processing.
Skills Development & Training
Delivering 5 day hands-on professional training on modern apiculture, hive management, honey extraction and marketing techniques for all beneficiary families.
Processing & Packaging Setup
Establishing a basic processing unit for honey filtration, bottling and labeling with standardised branding to enhance product value and market access.
Monitoring & Administration
Conducting regular field visits, beneficiary tracking, supervision and reporting, plus project coordination and financial management.
The people
4 of 15 beekeepers
"I like this a lot. We will try and make sure we do this well and do it together..."
— Rina, Pushpa Beekeeper
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