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| − | '''Indonesia:''' '''PUSBAHNAS (National Apiary Center)''' <ref>PUSBAHNAS (2018). National Apiary Center, Indonesia, Access date: 14.05.2018. URL: https://pusatperlebahannasional.blogspot.co.at/</ref> ; '''API Indonesia (Indonesian Apicultural Association)''' <ref>API Indonesia (2018). Indonesian Apicultural Association, Indonesia, | + | '''Indonesia:''' '''PUSBAHNAS (National Apiary Center)''' <ref>PUSBAHNAS (2018). National Apiary Center, Indonesia, Access date: 14.05.2018. URL: https://pusatperlebahannasional.blogspot.co.at/</ref> ; '''API Indonesia (Indonesian Apicultural Association)''' <ref>API Indonesia (2018). Indonesian Apicultural Association, Indonesia, Access date: 14.05.2018. URL: https://apiindonesia.com/</ref> this organization is sub of '''Asian Apicultural Association (AAA)'''. AAA aims to "promote the exchange of scientific and general information relating to honeybee sciences and apiculture in Asia, and to encourage international co-operation in the study of problems of common interest". <ref>AAA (2018). Asian Apicultural Association, Access date: 14.05.2018. URL: http://asianapiculture.org/</ref> |
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Ethiopia: About 10 years ago, SOS-Sahal was an important beekeeping project, providing beekeeping training. [1] The Ethiopian Apiculture Board (EAB) was established in 2009 and it aims to improve the honey production and productivity by ensuring quality production and safety issues. The Ministry of Agriculture is the patron of EAB. There are also the Ethiopian Society of Apiculture Science (ESAS; former Ethiopian Beekeepers Association) and the Ethiopian Honey and Beeswax Producers and Exporters Association (EHBPEA). [2] Projects like ASPIRE (Apiculture Scaling up Program for Income and Rural Employment) and government initiatives like ATA (Agricultural Transformation Agency) aiming also the supporting of beekeeping interests. In addition, a lot of organizations (GOs and NGOs) and initiatives offer training on beekeeping every year. Despite all the efforts, the apisector still develops very slowly. [3] [4]
Indonesia: PUSBAHNAS (National Apiary Center) [5] ; API Indonesia (Indonesian Apicultural Association) [6] this organization is sub of Asian Apicultural Association (AAA). AAA aims to "promote the exchange of scientific and general information relating to honeybee sciences and apiculture in Asia, and to encourage international co-operation in the study of problems of common interest". [7]
References
- ↑ Gupta, R. K., Reybroeck, W., van Veen, J. W., & Gupta, A. (2014). Beekeeping for Poverty Alleviation and Livelihood Security: Vol. 1: Technological Aspects of Beekeeping. Dordrecht: Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-9199-1
- ↑ Negash, B., Greiling, J. (2017). Quality Focused Apiculture Sector Value Chain Development in Ethiopia. Journal of Agricultural Science and Technology A, 7(2). https://doi.org/10.17265/2161-6256/2017.02.005
- ↑ ASPIRE (2018). Apiculture Scaling up Program for Income and Rural Employment. Access date: 11.06.2018. URL: http://www.snv.org/project/apiculture-scale-programme-income-and-rural-employment
- ↑ ATA (2018) Agricultural Transformation Agency. Access date: 11.06.2018. URL: https://www.ata.gov.et/
- ↑ PUSBAHNAS (2018). National Apiary Center, Indonesia, Access date: 14.05.2018. URL: https://pusatperlebahannasional.blogspot.co.at/
- ↑ API Indonesia (2018). Indonesian Apicultural Association, Indonesia, Access date: 14.05.2018. URL: https://apiindonesia.com/
- ↑ AAA (2018). Asian Apicultural Association, Access date: 14.05.2018. URL: http://asianapiculture.org/
