Beehives for farmers' groups in Senegal

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Bretagne
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Pays de la Loire
Île-de-France
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The project

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Laafi supports a group of women farmers in Senegal towards economic autonomy through training in beekeeping and the creation of income-generating activities.
6000
beekeepers
accompanied
250
metric tons
of honey produced per year
2
x
average farmer's salary doubled thanks to beekeeping

Solution

The SENAPI project aims to support the development of beekeeping as an income-generating activity complementary to market gardening: by providing beehives, training in beekeeping, and structuring the resale of honey at a price fixed upstream. Our solution enables women farmers to become self-sufficient, protect the rich biodiversity of the Casamance region and its mangroves, and develop a prosperous beekeeping industry that respects the environment. It's a tried-and-tested program, as the association has already developed it with over 6,000 beekeepers in Burkina Faso, whose salaries were sometimes doubled with beekeeping activities. The potential for expansion in Senegal is immense, in a country where demand for honey far exceeds production, and in such a melliferous region as Casamance.


The money will be used for

- training in beekeeping
- provision of hives
- purchase of beekeeping outfits
- gender awareness workshops
- beekeeping expertise
- project coordination
5

hours of beekeeping training for a woman

already funded
25 difts
"I'm convinced that beekeeping can be a means of income for the farming world."
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Désiré Yameogo
Founder & Director of Laafi in Burkina Faso
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