Tanzanian widows start beekeeping project to enhance economic stability.

A cooperative of widows in Kibaha District, Tanzania, has initiated a beekeeping project featuring 17 hives to create a sustainable income source and enhance economic resilience. Situated in the Ruvu River Valley on land provided by the Kibaha Environmental Conservation Action (KECA), this initiative aims to combat the economic challenges faced by widowed women in rural areas. The Tanzania Women Widows Association (CCWWT) is spearheading the project, offering members training in modern beekeeping practices to ensure its long-term success, marking a significant step toward economic independence for these women.