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The SAMSwiki is an online database on beekeeping knowledge. It all starting with the SAMS EU project (https://sams-project.eu/summary/) and the two target countries Ethiopia and Indonesia.  
 
The SAMSwiki is an online database on beekeeping knowledge. It all starting with the SAMS EU project (https://sams-project.eu/summary/) and the two target countries Ethiopia and Indonesia.  
 
On a first level, a literature review was conducted to contextualize the local systems. On a second stage, the acquired beekeeping knowledge was compiled by local expert opinions and published here in the SAMSwiki.  
 
On a first level, a literature review was conducted to contextualize the local systems. On a second stage, the acquired beekeeping knowledge was compiled by local expert opinions and published here in the SAMSwiki.  
  
 
The SAMSwiki is a living database, therefore it is highly desired to add beekeeping knowledge of new countries and translate it into local languages to make the content accessible to everyone.
 
The SAMSwiki is a living database, therefore it is highly desired to add beekeeping knowledge of new countries and translate it into local languages to make the content accessible to everyone.

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The SAMSwiki is an online database on beekeeping knowledge. It all starting with the SAMS EU project (https://sams-project.eu/summary/) and the two target countries Ethiopia and Indonesia. On a first level, a literature review was conducted to contextualize the local systems. On a second stage, the acquired beekeeping knowledge was compiled by local expert opinions and published here in the SAMSwiki.

The SAMSwiki is a living database, therefore it is highly desired to add beekeeping knowledge of new countries and translate it into local languages to make the content accessible to everyone.