About US
Empowering Communities. Protecting Pollinators. Producing Pure Honey.
The Association of Beekeepers in Liberia (ABEL) is dedicated to promoting sustainable and modern beekeeping practices for income generation, environmental conservation, and economic empowerment. Through education, training, and market creation, we strive to enhance the livelihoods of beekeepers and farmers while ensuring the sustainable development of the beekeeping industry in Liberia and the sub-region.
"Empowering Beekeepers, Sustaining Livelihoods, Protecting the Environment."
Empowering Beekeepers Nationwide
The Association of Beekeepers in Liberia (ABEL) is dedicated to promoting sustainable and modern beekeeping practices for income generation, environmental conservation, and economic empowerment. Through education, training, and market creation, we strive to enhance the livelihoods of beekeepers and farmers while ensuring the sustainable development of the beekeeping industry in Liberia and the sub-region.
To be a leading beekeeping association in West Africa, fostering economic growth, environmental sustainability, and community development through innovative and improved beekeeping practices.
The Association of Beekeepers–Liberia (ABL) is a national nonprofit committed to promoting sustainable beekeeping as a tool for economic development, environmental protection, and food security. We bring together Liberian beekeepers, youth, women, and rural communities to create opportunities through the power of bees.
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Testtimonials
What Our People’s Say About Risehands
Beekeeping is now my main income!
"Before joining ABL, I was a subsistence farmer barely making ends meet. Through their training, I learned how to build and manage hives. Now I run 29 hives and sell honey at the weekly market. My family depends on this business."
Joseph K
Farmer & Father of 4
“I turned a skill into a business.”
" As a single mother, ABL gave me the skills and tools to start my own beekeeping business. I now train other women in my village, ABL gave me not just training, but confidence. I started with one hive and now have a small business producing honey and beeswax. I’m also helping other women learn and earn through beekeeping."
Somalia D. Silva
Nimba County
