Green Spark Fund

Bee Keeping and Honey Processing

ABOUT THE PROGRAMME

Hives that sustain households

Rosa Care Organisation is supporting women and youth in Chirasauta Village to develop a community-led beekeeping and honey processing enterprise.

Through technical training, mentorship, and the establishment of communal apiaries, participants are gaining the skills needed to manage beehives, harvest honey, and build sustainable businesses.

This quarter, the team secured land for the apiary, engaged village leaders, introduced a beekeeping facilitator, and completed the first training sessions on bee ecology, environmental stewardship, and apiary management.

At a glance

Location
Chirasauta Village, Chikomba , Mashonaland Central, Zimbabwe
Focus Areas
Community DevelopmentConservation & RestorationWomen, Skills, & OpportunityGreen Spark Fund
Funder
The Green Spark Fund
Partner organization
Rosa Care Organisation
status
Active

Key Strategic Priorities

Train & equip

Train 10–15 youth and women in basic beekeeping, honey harvesting, and processing techniques.

Build the apiaries

Establish 5 communal apiaries with 10 beehives each.

Produce & sustain

Produce and process a minimum of 100kg of honey in the first year for local sale, under a sustainable, community-led business model built for future expansion.

Collective impact

As this project is ongoing, the figures below represent the impact we aim to achieve with and alongside the community.
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women and youth trained
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communal apiaries established
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beehives installed
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of honey produced
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Reports & Learning

Explore the project’s progress, learning and impact year by year, including what has been achieved and how the work continues to evolve.

This project is currently underway. Our partners are busy delivering work on the ground. Full reports will be shared here once the project is complete. In the meantime, for regular updates and stories from the ground.