The Palestinian Businesswomen’s Association – ASALA will hold an advanced training on sustainable beekeeping on 7 and 8 September 2026, as part of the PLANBEE – Promoting Local Apiary Networks and Bee Entrepreneurial Excellence project, co-funded by the European Union under the Interreg NEXT MED Programme.
The two-day, 16-hour training will target beekeepers with previous experience in the sector and will focus on strengthening their practical knowledge and skills in sustainable beekeeping and apiary management.
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The Palestinian Businesswomen’s Association – ASALA will hold an advanced training on sustainable beekeeping on 7 and 8 September 2026, as part of the PLANBEE – Promoting Local Apiary Networks and Bee Entrepreneurial Excellence project, co-funded by the European Union under the Interreg NEXT MED Programme.
The two-day, 16-hour training will target beekeepers with previous experience in the sector and will focus on strengthening their practical knowledge and skills in sustainable beekeeping and apiary management.
The training will cover a range of topics related to advanced beekeeping, including sustainable management of apiaries, bee health and the management of diseases and pests, local bee breeds and genetic diversity, and the impact of climate change on beekeeping. Participants will also explore ways to improve the resilience of their apiaries, diversify production, and develop value-added bee products.
The training will combine technical sessions with practical exercises and discussions, allowing participants to share their experiences and discuss the challenges they face in their own apiaries.
This training is one of the activities being implemented by ASALA in Palestine under the PLANBEE project to support local beekeepers, strengthen their capacities, and encourage the adoption of more sustainable practices in the sector.
The project entitled “Promoting Local Apiary Networks And Bee Entrepreneurial Excellence” – PLANBEE Project, is co-funded by the EU under the Interreg NEXT MED Programme with a total budget of €2,807,656 and a co-financing of €2,498,813.84.
The project consists of six more partners: A.M. Filagrotiki Consultants (Cyprus), Confederation of Egyptian European Business Associations (Egypt), Chamber of Commerce, Industry & Agriculture Zahle & Bekaa (Lebanon), and The Palestinian Businesswomen’s Association ASALA (Palestine), Centre for Promotional Services to enterprises – Special Agency of Cagliari Oristano Chamber of Commerce (Italy), and Hand In Hand for Economic Empowerment and Entrepreneurship (Jordan).
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