UNESCO has launched BRIDGE-Africa, a project designed to help Ethiopia’s beekeeping industry cope with the growing impact of climate change. Ethiopia has Africa’s largest apiculture sector, supporting more than two million rural households, but droughts, floods and rising temperatures are threatening bee colonies and disrupting production.Supported by Japan, the initiative will promote innovation, disaster-risk planning and stronger cooperation among institutions and local communities. Experts and government representatives say the project aims to build a more resilient and sustainable supply chain, while future studies could expand the program to Djibouti and Rwanda.

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