@ the 13th Honey week at Akamwesi Complex
@ the 13th Honey week at Akamwesi Complex
At Nabiratuk subcounty Moroto
Located @ Kingdom Kampala Towers Near UBC
Who We Are
TUNADO is the apex body recognized by the public and government of Uganda to coordinate the apiculture sector in Uganda. TUNADO is a membership body that unites producers (beekeepers), processors, packers, service providers (trainers, researches, marketers, and equipment manufacturers), development partners, government and all other stakeholders towards apiculture development in Uganda.
Stories from the Hives
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From School Dropout to Successful Beekeeper: The Inspiring Journey of Musiimenta Fred
Owning bees changed my life for good – Hassan Masereka
October 7, 2025 -
Transforming Beekeeping through Gender Action Learning Systems (GALS): The TUNADO Experience
Owning bees changed my life for good – Hassan Masereka
October 7, 2025 -
The Journey of World of Bees: Six Years of Progress and Impact
Owning bees changed my life for good – Hassan Masereka
October 7, 2025 -
TUNADO supports moratorium on genetically engineering wild species in natural ecosystems
Owning bees changed my life for good – Hassan Masereka
October 7, 2025
API Newsletter
Inside Issue 37
- World of Bees celebrates six years of existence
- What to consider before labeling your bee products
- Our new projects 2025
- In my village, Beekeeping was for the elderly
- Know your apiary master for better services
- Our field work pictorial
- The youth take over
World of Bees celebrates six years of existence
Aproximately 5 years ago, it was not uncommon for a farmer that was involved in beekeeping to complain about the absence of market for their honey. As if this was not enough, they could also throw in a line about other hive products More:
The youth take over beekeeping
In recent years, beekeeping in Uganda has gained significant recognition. Beyond its economic potential, beekeeping plays a vital role in agricultural productivity and environmental sustainability. However, a pressing challenge exists: engaging the youth in this traditional yet lucrative practice. More:
Our Projects
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Prevention and reduction of exploitative child labour (PREC) 2023-2026
Children (as defined by World Bank for ages 0-14 years) make up 46% of the total population in Uganda. However, 6.2 million (40%) of the children aged 5-17 years are involved in child labour excluding HH chores (UBOS – National Labour Survey, 2021), Child labour is highest in Karamoja (56%) compared to other regions in
January 16, 2024 -
Karamoja RISE-K Project 2023-2027
Resilience, inclusiveness, sustainability and empowerment of communities in karamoja (RISE-K) Project Uganda is endowed with natural resources but governance of natural resources and the effects of climate change have exacerbated the levels of poverty, disaster and humanitarian needs. While Uganda has made considerable progress in reducing the proportion of households experiencing poverty, 47% of households
January 16, 2024 -
Inclusive Entrepreneurship INC-ENT 2022- 2024
INC-ENT is a five year project that started in 2022, implemented by TUNADO in three districts of Kabarole, Bulisa and Hoima. The project is funded by the government of Belgium under the Director General for Development DGD through Trias Uganda, a Belgium development organisation that supports family farmers and entrepreneurs through their member based organisations
January 16, 2024 -
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