Participatory diagnosis of the melliferous pastoral territory of the delegation of Tozeur: Towards the implementation of a regional action plan promoting an inclusive and climate resilient honey value chain.
Participatory diagnosis of the melliferous pastoral territory of the delegation of Tozeur: Towards the implementation of a regional action plan promoting an inclusive and climate resilient honey value chain.
Promoting beekeeping in oasis ecosystem. The project will conduct a comprehensive study including a mapping on existing honey plants in the oasis and set up a pilot plot with different honey plants.
 
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Project Snapshot

Grantee:
Association La Ruche de la Citoyenneté Active à Tozeur
Country:
Tunisia
Area Of Work:
Biodiversity
Grant Amount:
US$ 32,738.86
Co-Financing Cash:
US$ 2,680.41
Co-Financing in-Kind:
Project Number:
TUN/SGP/OP6/Y3/CORE/BD/06
Status:
Satisfactorily Completed
Project Characteristics and Results
Gender Focus
La Ruche has a great experience in the introduction of the kind aspect in the local planning, it says the work with the breasts of the pole of actor of equality man & woman that constituted La Ruche in the the framework of the study of the impact of climate change on the economic empowerment of oasis women, or also these expertise in the introduction of gender aspects in the participatory communal investment program in Tozeur, allows them to bring appropriate local solutions. The coordination of this project has been assigned to a doctoral woman, something that will facilitate its introduction in the midst of reserved women oasis. The project will benefit from the sensitization and training work on gender-sensitive planning that the association will provide in the continuity of the project "Climate Change Impact Study on the Economic Empowerment of Oasis Women". Also, the association and as part of this project will test the effect of introduction of new honey species () resilient to climate change and promoting the financial empowerment of oasis women such as Morigna; Indeed, beekeeping concerns both men and women, but we will focus especially on the training of women and young women in this activity to demystify the fear of the bee. For this, 10 to 15 women will be integrated into the project through the cultivation of moringa to produce honey 100% moringa in oasis teritory. The women will take care of the collection of the leaves but they will also follow formations of field in a view to sensitize them and make them the desire to invest in hives. In addition, this project will allow all those who do not have access to the land and who are interested in beekeeping to be able to produce honey without the constraint of the land.
Significant Participation of Indigenous Peoples
Meetings are regularly organized by the NGO with the farmers around the project of the association. We have an agricultural engineer in charge of formulating responses to the needs of the agricultural sector in the region. It is also thanks to our meetings that we have identified this need formulated mainly by the beekeepers of the region but which can fully meet the needs of livestock farmers. We will organize once a month and for one year meetings with beekeepers, breeders and anyone interested in these trades, as well as experts in charge of the study to: - facilitate the follow-up of the study to the targeted public - enable experts to be in regular contact with the target audience - promote project ownership by the target audience and by the population (sensitization session around the project with local populations)
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SGP Country office contact

Mr. Ezzeddine Ferchichi

Address

UNDP TUNISIA/ Immeuble Prestige
Lac I, Tunis, 1053