Bio-diversity

TOILET supported by the PPD/UNDP has successfully managed the implementation-n community family Meliponiculture, a production project from the use of species of wild bees biodiversity in natural ecosystems Ambor National Park in ANMIA six communities in the initiative that has been consolidating support from IUCN NL in the years 2001-2003, however the support of PD/UNDP to strengthen this initiative in the years 2005-2006 and has been instrumental has helped to consolidate the experience in encouraging productive initiative for the target group farmers in communities of extreme poverty. initiative to the conclusion of the project, has managed to TRAINING nt technique, setting 15 hives meliponas in production units meliponas family, the constitution of an association n n meliponicultors for marketing of honey and derivatives, n implementaci plant gathering, processing packaging and labeling of products, MANAGEMENT n personer to the legal, record brand and market research to product selling in the local market. Based on the experience of the first phase has been established that species manifest Strengths: Sp Nanmotrigona Scaptotrigona sp and sp, Sp Melipona species with which communities are insisting to take advantage of those benefits. Gradually involve other species of lesser performance. N The average initial production is recorded in 20 liters per hive per year, (already harvested 2 liters per box in six months).

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