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MISSION STATEMENT FOR AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT: OUR VISIONWe seek a world of peace, patience, comfort and social justice, where poverty is defeated and all people live in unity and security OUR MISSION:Our main mission is to provide care and support around the globe to save lives and make life meaningful, defeat poverty and achieve social justice globally. OUR FOCUS:Our priority is centered around building a community of peace free of violence, putting women and girl child in the center, because we cannot overcome poverty until all people have equal right and opportunity. We also build a family center approach program that mitigate the impact of poverty on vulnerable households in Africa Continent. VALUES:We are proud to be an Organization combining global and local reach. We hold ourselves accountable for living and delivering our values in all we do. We are transparent, credible, innovative, and we champion continuous improvement. Our service to African continent are characterized by their quality, flexibility and cost effective which leads to the achievement recorded in our program to Africa, thereby consolidating the achievement to sustaining it in every project we implement on African soil.Our value transform to INTEGRITY: we are consistent in what we think, say and do. ACCOUNTABILITY: We deliver on our commitments and are transparent in our reporting to any of our donor. INNOVATION: We constantly strive to develop new ways to improve the sustainability of all our project across Africa continent. SELF-IMPROVEMENT: We learn from all our project work in Africa and actively seek for opportunities to improve on it. FLEXIBILITY: We believe that solutions needs to be tailored to be meaningful to the broad range of African cultures, socio-economics conditions and geographies of our various project site. PRINCIPLES:African Development Concept is Independent of Politics, Military, Ethnic or Religious affiliations in providing and promoting global peace, humanitarian space, gender balance, care and support for vulnerable households, disability inclusion and equal opportunity for all. We also provide assistance on the basis of individual need, regardless of race, nationality addressing the right of vulnerable groups, particularly women and girl child globally. We also program for Orphans and vulnerable children, emergency rehabilitation and reintegration of destitute children back to homes and society and also engage in long term development workWe are also committed to sustainability development goalWe are also committed to protection wildlife managementEnsuring prioritized and focused interventions that address children’s most critical care needs. SUMMARY OF CORE ACTIVITIES OF AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT ON CARE AND SUPPORT TO VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS IN AFRICA:In a move to provide care and support to vulnerable Households in Africa, African Development Concept will provide comprehensive integrated services support with a technical guiding principles on how and when to prioritize specific technical interventions to households. These prioritized interventions are strategic in nature with a strategic planning processes of implementation. This comprehensive integrated services that African Development Concept will be piloting in Africaare stated below. EDUCATION: African Development Concept will support efforts to reduce educational disparities and barriers to access schoolamong school-age children through sustainable “systemic” interventions (for example, enrolment of dropout children back to school, provision of school block grants – block grants is an intervention targeted at local authority schools in way that renovation of school building can be done, provision of school desk and chairs, and provision ofkidsclub and instructional material for psychosocial support programs during break period). Focus will also be drawn to some key area of Education in African Development Concept Programming in Africa such as:Ensuring children have a safe school environment and complete their primary education and secondary school educationPromoting access to early childhood development (ECD) programEnsuring personnel create child-friendly and gender-sensitive classrooms where girls and boys are treated equallyStrengthening community- school relationships, including partnering with out-of-school programming, partnering with cooperate firm in their cooperate social responsibility programConsider supporting post-primary school programming and especially the transition of girls from primary to secondary school which will greatly support girl child education in AfricaImplementing market-driven vocational training for caregivers, older adolescents that are outof school. PSYCHOSOCIAL CARE AND SUPPORT: Africa Development Concept in his program to Africa will prioritize psychosocial interventions that will build on existing resources ofcommunity facility and place and maintain households in stable and affectionate environments through:Parents and family support programsPeer and social group interventions at community levelMentorship programs for parents, adolescents and childrenCommunity caregiver support programs. HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIC STRENGTHENING (HES): In programming for Africa through African Development Concept, HES intervention aims to reduce the economic vulnerability of families and empower them to provide for the essential needs of the children in their care through:Integration of HES activities with complementary interventions, such as parenting skillsIncome promotion using low-risk activities to diversify and stimulate growth in household income SOCIAL PROTECTION: African Development Concept support for social protection in Africa will aims to reduce vulnerability and risks, foster human capital development, and interrupt the transmission of poverty from one generation to the next through:Partnering with host-country governments in Africa to initiate, expand, or be innovative in their social protection initiatives at both the policy and operational levels HEALTH AND NUTRITION: African Development Concept programs in Africa will also aim to improve children’s and families’ access to health and nutritional services through:A child-focused, family-centered approach to health and nutrition through ECD (Early Childhood Development) and school-based programs in AfricaEffective integration with existing or planned child-focused community- and home-based activities which includes PMTCT (Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission), Care and Support for Children living with Disability, WASH program in Project Implementing communities, Reducing access barriers to health services through HES and social protection schemes, such as health insurance opportunities like CBHIS (community base health insurance scheme for vulnerable Household), Establishing linkages and referral systems between community- and clinic-based programs CHILD PROTECTION: African development programs will aim to develop appropriate strategies for preventing and responding to child abuse, exploitation, violence, and family separation through:Implementing child safeguarding policiesIntegrating child protection activitiesSupporting communities to prevent and respond to child protection issuesStrengthening linkages between the formal and informal child protection systemsBuilding African

African Development Concepts Ry African Development Concepts Ry. Our best offer in partnership with other organisations in the field of agriculture and Apiculture Ambassador Agim Godwin Apple, President As partners with other organizations in the field of agriculture and apiculture, there are several ways in which we can contribute to African development. Here are a few concepts to consider: Knowledge and technology sharing: Collaborate with other organizations to share knowledge, expertise, and technology in agriculture and apiculture. This can include sharing research findings, innovative practices, and sustainable farming techniques. By sharing information, you can collectively enhance productivity and efficiency in the sector. Capacity building: Work together with partner organizations to provide training and capacity building programs for farmers and beekeepers. This can include workshops, seminars, and hands-on training sessions on topics such as modern farming techniques, sustainable beekeeping practices, and value chain management. By empowering local farmers and beekeepers, you can contribute to long-term development in the secto Advocacy and policy support: Collaborate with other organizations to advocate for policy reforms and improvements in the agricultural and apiculture sectors. Identify areas where policies can be enhanced to better support smallholder farmers and beekeepers. By collectively advocating for change, you can help create a more conducive environment for agricultural development. Market access and value chain integration: Partner with organizations to support farmers and beekeepers in gaining access to local, regional, and international markets. This can involve assisting them in meeting quality standards, connecting them with buyers, and facilitating market linkages. By strengthening the value chains, you can create opportunities for increased income and economic growth for farmers and beekeepers. Research and development: Collaborate with other organizations to conduct research on agricultural and apiculture practices that are specifically suited to the African context. This can include studying climate-resilient farming techniques, disease management, and sustainable beekeeping practices. By investing in research and development, you can contribute to the innovation and growth of the sector. Remember, these concepts are just a starting point, and there are many other potential areas for collaboration. By working together with partner organizations, we can leverage collective expertise to drive positive change and contribute to African development in agriculture and apiculture. Copyright ©️ www.afdevco.org

APICULTURE: The most easiest ways How to Start your Honey Bee Farm: October 4, 2023 BY: Agim Godwin Apple For millions of years, Beekeeping has been a traditional way of providing sugar for households and this method continued developing through man’s advancement on earth. Ambassador Agim Godwin Apple is the President of African Development Concepts Ry. in Finland as well as the African BeeFarmers Union. Starting a bee farm traditional or modern way can be a rewarding and fascinating venture. Here are some steps to help you get started on your journey into Apicultural business in beekeeping: You must make a local research within your environment and Learn about Beekeeping: Begin by gathering knowledge about beekeeping and understanding the responsibilities involved. Familiarize yourself with the basic needs and behavior of bees, the equipment required, and any legal requirements or regulations in your area. It is necessary to join a Beekeeping Association or Club to help you connect with experienced beekeepers, you can also join the local local beekeeping associations or clubs. These groups especially like the African BeeFarmers Union or any other in your nearest environment often offer educational resources, mentorship programs, and hands-on training, which can greatly assist beginners. Local Bee Hives manufacturing in Obudu, Cross River State, Nigeria. Choose the Right Location for your bee farming is very important because selecting an appropriate location for your bee farm is crucial. Bees require a suitable environment with abundant flowers and water sources nearby. Ensure that the area is sheltered from strong winds and receives ample sunlight. Obtain Beekeeping Equipment that are more essential and recommended, such as beehives, protective clothing (e.g., bee suits, gloves, veils), a smoker, hive tools, and feeders. Additionally, acquire a beekeeping starter kit that typically includes the necessary tools for hive inspection and maintenance. Once your hives are ready, you’ll need to acquire bees if you are not situated in a free wild honey bees area like in Africa. You can buy them from reputable local bee breeders or apiaries. A package of bees usually comprises a queen and a population of worker bees, while a nucleus colony (nuc) includes additional frames of brood, bees, and food. Hives are where you install the bees into their new homes following the instructions provided by the supplier or mentor. Ensure that the hives are set up properly, with adequate ventilation and protection from pests. It’s also important to place your hives in a strategic manner, allowing easy access for maintenance and honey harvesting. Provide Proper Care and Maintenance: Regularly inspect the hives to ensure the health and productivity of your bees. Monitor for signs of diseases or pests and take appropriate action if required. Keep track of the hive’s growth, and provide supplemental feeding, especially during periods of nectar scarcity. Harvest Honey: As your bee colony thrives, you’ll have the opportunity to harvest honey. For beginners, it’s advisable to wait until the second year to allow the bees to establish and store enough honey for themselves. Consider investing in honey extraction equipment, such as honey extractors and beekeeping supplies, to safely collect and store your honey. Continue to Learn and Seek Guidance: Beekeeping is an ongoing learning process. Stay updated with the latest research, attend workshops or seminars, and seek advice from experienced beekeepers. Embrace the opportunity to grow your knowledge and apply new techniques to improve your honey bee farm. Remember, beekeeping requires dedication, patience, and continuous learning. With proper care and a passion for bees, you’ll enjoy the wonders of nature while reaping the sweet rewards of your own honey bee farm. Copyright ©️ Ambassador Agim Godwin Apple +358451326601

Hintusmedia.com The President of the African Development Concepts Ry in Finland, Amb. Agim Godwin Apple, has proposed an Apitherapy Clinic in Tanzania, EastAfrica. According to the proposal made, the project will involves the use of honey bee products for therapeutic purposes, which has been gaining recognition for its potential health benefits. Ambassador Godwin Apple, in his statement, emphasise that establishing an Apitherapy Hospital in Tanzania could provide a unique and valuable resource for both local communities and international visitors. Tanzania, with its diverse natural resources and rich biodiversity, has great potential for apitherapy. Beeswax, honey, propolis, royal jelly, and bee venom are just a few of the products that could be utilized for therapeutic purposes. These natural products have been used in traditional medicine for centuries and can offer a variety of health benefits, such as treating wounds, boosting the immune system, and alleviating symptoms of certain chronic conditions. He said that with the present activities of African BeeFarmers Union in Tanzania, Apitherapy Hospital in Tanzania could serve several functions. It could provide treatment facilities for individuals seeking apitherapy services, act as a research and educational center for studying the effects and potential applications of bee products in healthcare, and create employment opportunities for local communities. Additionally, it could help promote sustainable beekeeping practices and support the conservation of bee populations in Tanzania. To ensure the success of this proposal, thorough planning and collaboration with relevant stakeholders would be crucial. This would involve engaging local communities, healthcare professionals, researchers, and beekeepers in the establishment and operation of the Apitherapy Hospital. Furthermore, partnerships with international organizations and experts in apitherapy could provide valuable knowledge and resources to support the project. In overall, the establishment of an Apitherapy Hospital in Tanzania has the potential to contribute to both the local healthcare sector and the development of apitherapy as an alternative medicinal approach. It could offer unique and effective treatment options while supporting the conservation of bee populations and providing socioeconomic benefits to the region. copyright ©️ African BeeFarmers Union, A Division of African Development Concept ry, Finland.