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You may have heard the buzz that bees play a crucial role when it comes to biodiversity in our interconnected world, but did you know that these tiny insects are having a life-changing impact on farmers in Bwira, Rwanda?
In celebration of International Bee Day, Leon Mugisha, Asset Creation Specialist at FH Rwanda, shares how beekeeping impacts farmers' livelihoods by providing economic opportunities that fund important needs like education and healthcare for families. Discover the interconnected systems approach that's helping vulnerable communities thrive as they turn honey and beeswax into sustainable livelihoods.
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