Essential to life, bees meticulously carry out the pollination of many plants. They also offer great potential and new opportunities for small-scale farmers.

Still relatively uncommon, meliponiculture holds significant economic and ecological diversification potential for rural communities and biodiversity. Stingless wild bees produce honey that is considered a superfood and a medicinal product. Whether for the local market or export, this precious honey is a valuable asset for producing families. With the aim of integrating this new component into our projects, we organized a training session for our partners from the DRC, Burundi, and Uganda, with the support of the International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE).

Through our actions, we aim to provide comprehensive support for children and their families.

Through our health project in Uganda, we have contributed to improving the infrastructure of the Karita Health Center in the Karamoja region in the east of the country.