Delegates from IGAD member countries commended the honey processed in Karamoja for its quality.
Member countries of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) have said honey produced in the Karamoja sub-region is the best in the IGAD region (Uganda, Sudan, Kenya, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti, and Tanzania).
The declaration was made during a meeting organised to evaluate development initiatives being undertaken by the member countries. Evaluation of the honey was carried out as part of a programme funded by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO).
Purchase Karamoja Honey
Honey has played, and continues to play, an important role in nutrition and medicine in Karamoja: it is used for treating coughs, wound healing, food preservative and as an ingredient in many herbal remedies. How to buy Karamoja Honey
Take a Karamoja Beekeeping tour
Take a traditional Uganda Beekeeping Tour in Karamoja for a fun and educational tour about bees, beekeeping, and Uganda’s savannah honey. During this demonstration, you will explore an actual hive and learn where the queen resides, how honey is made, and what makes bees so special and interesting. Info and bookings.
We’re happy to announce that we’re proud partners of Cross Cultural Foundation Uganda (CCFU) Cultural Heritage Education Programme in the Karamoja region.
Virtual tour: Nature Walk on the slopes of Mount Moroto – Get to know our team of skilled guides operating in Uganda’s Northeastern wilderness called Karamoja land. Karamoja has a semi-arid climate what is truly unique for Uganda. It therefore hosts a different flora and fauna than anywhere else found in the country.
The United Nations General Assembly declared 2017 as the International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development recalling the potential of tourism. During 12 months the organisation features international sustainable tourism initiatives including ourselves. Read the full feature on the campaign website Tourism4Develoment.com
The first ever survey of the Uganda’s only endemic Fox’s Weaver is conducted in Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve in Northeastern Uganda. The program is initiated by Nature Uganda, funded by UNDP Small Grants Programme and spearheaded by Jonathan Onongo.
Karamoja lauded for producing quality honey
Delegates from IGAD member countries commended the honey processed in Karamoja for its quality.
Member countries of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) have said honey produced in the Karamoja sub-region is the best in the IGAD region (Uganda, Sudan, Kenya, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti, and Tanzania).
The declaration was made during a meeting organised to evaluate development initiatives being undertaken by the member countries. Evaluation of the honey was carried out as part of a programme funded by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO).
Purchase Karamoja Honey
Honey has played, and continues to play, an important role in nutrition and medicine in Karamoja: it is used for treating coughs, wound healing, food preservative and as an ingredient in many herbal remedies. How to buy Karamoja Honey
Take a Karamoja Beekeeping tour
Take a traditional Uganda Beekeeping Tour in Karamoja for a fun and educational tour about bees, beekeeping, and Uganda’s savannah honey. During this demonstration, you will explore an actual hive and learn where the queen resides, how honey is made, and what makes bees so special and interesting. Info and bookings.
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