Photos and videos from the field
Twenty-five years of projects in pictures: apiaries, schools, villages, training courses and the people who made them possible.
- 282 photos
- 10 videos
- 13 albums
DR Congo · Beekeeping and training
Kubunina, Kipaka, Kindu and Kawama: training beekeepers, from the first hives to honey production, with support from the Otto per Mille of the Waldensian Church.





































































































DR Congo · Covid-19 emergency (2020)
Coordination meetings, awareness campaigns and distribution of hygiene supplies with partner communities in Maniema.


























Ethiopia · Schools, gardens and training
Teacher training and school gardens in Wolisso and Shellalà.















Ethiopia · Honey houses, nurseries and tools
The honey houses in Wolisso and Shellalà, the nurseries and the distribution of farming tools.
















Ethiopia · Somali Region, Afar and other missions
Seasonal wells, pastoralists, beekeeping in Wenchi and Wukro, and some missions in DR Congo.




















Ethiopia · Pastoralists and animals of the Somali Region
Animal health and One Health with pastoralist communities.





Ethiopia · Tradition within transition
Traditional and modern beekeeping in the Dawro Konta area, and the story of Sumoro.


























Ecuador
Dairies, workshops and rural communities with our Ecuadorian partners.










Nepal, Libya and other missions
From Paolo Rodighiero’s missions: animals, laboratories and communities in several countries.














Videos
Missions, courses and in-depth features. To add a video, just paste the YouTube link.
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