beekeeping
Objectives
- Drive the transformation of beekeeping in the Chaco region in the context of climate change through the strategic adoption of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT).
- Strengthen the organizational capacity of beekeeping families in the region, highlighting the role of women in the chain.
- Promote an investment ecosystem for local innovation in the beekeeping sector.
Within the framework of the strategic alliance with The Future Is In The Mountain, our focus is on strengthening producer associations, developing projects, facilitating access to credit, providing access to Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) for business scaling, and promoting adaptation to climate change.
We propose a resilient beekeeping approach by combining Ecosystem-based Adaptation with Community-based Adaptation (ABC). This involves valuing the knowledge, wisdom, and experience that local communities have acquired to address climate-related challenges.
Impact
The scope of work in numbers
Projects
The tools of each program
EXPERIENCES, REFLECTIONS AND KNOWLEDGE
Systematizations documented in publications
The process of organizing Wichi women to know all the paths in the forest
Participation of women in the productive chains of the Argentine Gran Chaco
Network of indigenous legal territorial facilitators II
Network of indigenous legal territorial facilitators
Videos
Testimonials from the wilderness
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