Our Impact
Empowering communities through sustainable livelihoods
500+
Farming Families
12
Villages Reached
NPR 75,000
Annual Income Per Household
100%
Natural & Chemical-Free
Women-Led Beekeeping
Most farmers in Karnali are women, working with small landholdings and traditional knowledge. With support from partners such as SGP, GEF, UNDP, and Mountain Partnership, women now lead beekeeping activities. They receive beekeeping training, high-altitude hives, protective clothing, and honey processing support. Beekeeping has increased women's income, confidence, and role in decision-making.
Income & Livelihoods
In remote villages with few income options, honey has become a reliable source of cash. Some households earn up to NPR 75,000 per year. This is especially important for women-headed households. Income supports food, education, and healthcare for families across 12 villages in Humla.
Biodiversity & Sustainability
Traditional beekeeping supports biodiversity. Farmers protect wild flowers and forests, plant buckwheat, mustard, apple, and apricot trees, avoid chemical pesticides, and use traditional herbal treatments for bees. This helps keep bees healthy and land productive.
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