In Southern India, Beekeeping Helps Indigenous Women Earn More
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In southern India, beekeeping helps Indigenous women earn more
A beekeeping initiative is enabling women in India's Western Ghats, a biodiversity hotspot that runs parallel to India's west coast, to strengthen their livelihoods with more reliable honey harvests. The 50 women are part of the Women for Bees project, launched in India in April 2025 by UNESCO in partnership with local nonprofit the Keystone Foundation. The project provides training and equipment to women from the Irula, Kurumba and Kattunayaka …
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