Mission Øst startede biavls-aktiviteterne i Afghanistan i juli 2006 med støtte fra Danida under Det Danske Udenrigsministerium. Projektets formål er at give de allerfattigste kvinder hjælp til at forsørge deres familie ved at lære dem om biavl og produktion af honning.
Under samtaler med de lokale råd og landsbyledere i det nordlige Afghanistan fandt Mission Øst frem til 20 kvinder, der desperat trængte til hjælp. Hver kvinde blev udstyret med et bistade, beskyttelsesudstyr og oplæring i at producere honning.
Hver måned besøger Mission Østs landbrugshold de 20 kvinder og hjælper dem med råd og vejledning.
Under samtaler med de lokale råd og landsbyledere i det nordlige Afghanistan fandt Mission Øst frem til 20 kvinder, der desperat trængte til hjælp. Hver kvinde blev udstyret med et bistade, beskyttelsesudstyr og oplæring i at producere honning.
Hver måned besøger Mission Østs landbrugshold de 20 kvinder og hjælper dem med råd og vejledning.
![Mission East > I år høstede Sohaila 87 kilo honning. 72 kilo sælger hun på det lokale marked til 30 kr. kiloet, og pengene, hun tjener, bliver brugt til at forsørge familien med mad, tøj og andre nødvendige ting.
This year, she harvested 87 kg honey [worth 26100 Afghani or 522 USD] from four of her beehives. Out of this, 72 kg was sold in the local market and earned 21,600 Afghani or 432 USD. While, 12 kg of honey [equivalent to 3600 Afghani or 72 USD] was utilized by her children and other family members while remaining 3kg she stored for the winter.](http://miseast.smugmug.com/photos/218158158_4h2jJ-Ti-2.jpg "Mission East > I år høstede Sohaila 87 kilo honning. 72 kilo sælger hun på det lokale marked til 30 kr. kiloet, og pengene, hun tjener, bliver brugt til at forsørge familien med mad, tøj og andre nødvendige ting.
This year, she harvested 87 kg honey [worth 26100 Afghani or 522 USD] from four of her beehives. Out of this, 72 kg was sold in the local market and earned 21,600 Afghani or 432 USD. While, 12 kg of honey [equivalent to 3600 Afghani or 72 USD] was utilized by her children and other family members while remaining 3kg she stored for the winter.")
25-årige Sohaila (nr. 2 fra højre) bor i en fjerntliggende landsby (Argadang) i Badakhshan i Afghanistan. Hun drømte om at blive lærer, men på grund af familiens dårlige økonomiske situation var det ikke muligt for hende at læse videre. Hun skulle hjælpe til i faderens skrædderforretning.
Sohaila (25) lives in a poor and remote village (called Argadang) in Badakhshan in Afghanistan. She wanted to be a teacher but her dreams was turned upside down when Sohaila’s father stopped her going to school because of the poor socio economic situation. Therefore, she discontinued schooling and started assisting her father in the tailoring business.
Sohaila (25) lives in a poor and remote village (called Argadang) in Badakhshan in Afghanistan. She wanted to be a teacher but her dreams was turned upside down when Sohaila’s father stopped her going to school because of the poor socio economic situation. Therefore, she discontinued schooling and started assisting her father in the tailoring business.
25-årige Sohaila (nr. 2 fra højre) bor i en fjerntliggende landsby (Argadang) i Badakhshan i Afghanistan. Hun drømte om at blive lærer, men på grund af familiens dårlige økonomiske situation var det ikke muligt for hende at læse videre. Hun skulle hjælpe til i faderens skrædderforretning.
Sohaila (25) lives in a poor and remote village (called Argadang) in Badakhshan in Afghanistan. She wanted to be a teacher but her dreams was turned upside down when Sohaila’s father stopped her going to school because of the poor socio economic situation. Therefore, she discontinued schooling and started assisting her father in the tailoring business.
Sohaila (25) lives in a poor and remote village (called Argadang) in Badakhshan in Afghanistan. She wanted to be a teacher but her dreams was turned upside down when Sohaila’s father stopped her going to school because of the poor socio economic situation. Therefore, she discontinued schooling and started assisting her father in the tailoring business.
Mission East is a Danish international relief and development organisation, working in Eastern Europe and Asia. Our aim is to deliver relief aid, to create and support long-term development projects and to empower local aid organisations to carry on the work independently. Making no racial, religious or political distinction between those in need, we aim to assist the most vulnerable. |
