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Bee Education Project

Bee Education Project

Our Bee Education Project is a creative initiative introduced in schools to help children understand the vital role bees play in maintaining a healthy environment. Through engaging storytelling and interactive learning, students explore how bees contribute to biodiversity, food production, and ecological balance. The heartwarming story used in the project has quickly become a favorite among children, sparking curiosity and environmental awareness.

Developed by Rana Mostafa and Meena Mishra, this program not only educates but also inspires the next generation to care for nature and become young advocates for pollinator protection.

The background of the project ;

Mayyayya the bee ) or the bee story is a world wide bilingual,multi_lingual sustainable development and education project ,it’s an exclusive GPLT animated bee character for children..

  • declare the importance of preserving the bee as a major factor in protecting humanity in ecosystem circle , through pollinating crops…
  • The stories narrated by several characters in the hive with such curiosity, kindness,and wisdom..
  • Series of stories featuring the adventures and troubles facing the hive community and how they managed to defeat it through love and team work…
  • It also emphasizing the cooperation and environmental awareness combined with ethics and morals ,explores diverse cultures ,and show how different communities respect and protect bees and nature…
    The bee story team work consists of different famous international writers, poets, bee keeper experts, publishers, and activists from around the globe (EGYPT / U.K / INDIA / TANZANIA /ARGENTINA / MEXICO….) in order to reach the global audience .
  •  The stories present facts about the bee keeping importance and future sustainable development as well as including this activities within the the stories.
  • GPLT is looking for partnerships with school programs,to promote the stories and message the world wide.
  • Also we are looking for collaboration with environmental organization and education institutes.
  • We are preparing launching campaigns around the world on the bee day and other relevant events to raise awareness.
  • We are promoting sustainable practices as planting bee/friendly flower and reducing pesticide..
  • We are looking to introduce GPLT exclusive bee character (Mayyayya the bee) as an international environment life saving hero bee, and featured as famous stuffed toy symbolizing saving the planet earth..
  • The bee story inspiring children globally through its values,braveness, kindness, happiness,honesty..etc ,and cherish cultural diversity..
  • We are looking to initiate (MAYYAYYA the bee international fan club )..

Dr.Marta Lescano.
GPLT executive. Education chapter. FEPAIS foundation’s CEO.
( ARGENTINA).

Dr.Jyotirmaya Thakur.
Gplt Ambassador. Publisher/writer/poetess. (INDIA/UK).

Meena Mishra
Author/ Educator/ Publisher, Community Ambassador and Internationa Speaker GPLT

Rana Mostafa.
GPLT Ambassador. T.v presenter /writer/activist. ( EGYPT )

Gaston Aguirre.
GPLT Ambassador. Nature and agriculture expert. ( ARGENTINA)

Mr.Nabil Mahrous Hanin
Plant a Tree Foundation for Social Development’s CEO. Gplt Ambassador.
Environmental Expert, International Observer for the United Nations UNFCCC (EGYPT).

Sebastian
The Mini biologist.
GPLT Young Ambassador.
Natgure Researcher/biologist/ story writer
( MEXICO).

Mr.Nabil Mahrous Hanin
Plant a Tree Foundation for Social Development’s CEO. Gplt Ambassador.
Environmental Expert, International Observer for the United Nations UNFCCC (EGYPT).

Project Estimated Budget

Here’s a 6-month plan for a sustainable development and education project focused on the importance of bees, along with a suggested budget allocation:

6-Month Bee Sustainability & Education Project Plan

MONTH 1

Planning & Community Engagement

Objectives:
– Conduct a needs assessment
– Build partnerships with local communities, schools, and environmental organizations
– Develop educational materials

Activities:
– Community meetings and workshops
– Baseline surveys on local bee populations
– Design curricula and educational pamphlets

Budget Breakdown:
– Community engagement & outreach: $2,000
– Survey & research tools: $1,000
– Educational material development: $1,000

MONTH 2

Infrastructure Setup & Capacity Building

Objectives:
– Establish beekeeping sites and habitats
– Train local farmers and volunteers

Activities:
– Purchase and install beehives and planting patches
– Conduct training workshops on bee conservation, hive management, and sustainable practices

Budget Breakdown:
– Beekeeping equipment & setup: $4,000
– Training sessions & materials: $1,000
– Local labor and facilitator costs: $1,000

MONTH 3

Implementation & Educational Outreach

Objectives:
– Launch educational campaigns
– Initiate school programs

Activities:
– School visits and interactive sessions
– Distribution of educational materials
– Community demonstration days

Budget Breakdown:
– Educational activities & workshops: $1,500
– Promotional materials: $500
– Transportation & logistics: $1,000

MONTH 4

Monitoring & Community Feedback

Objectives:
– Track bee health and hive productivity
– Collect feedback from participants

Activities:
– Regular hive inspections
– Conduct surveys and interviews
– Adjust educational content as needed

Budget Breakdown:
– Monitoring tools & supplies: $1,000
– Data collection & analysis: $500
– Community engagement: $500

MONTH 5

Expansion & Sustainability Planning

Objectives:
– Expand beekeeping activities
– Develop sustainability strategies

Activities:
– Distribute starter kits to new farmers
– Workshops on honey processing and marketing
– Establish a community-led bee conservation group

Budget Breakdown:
– Starter kits and supplies: $2,500
– Workshops & training: $1,000
– Miscellaneous expenses: $500

MONTH 6

Impact Assessment & Reporting

Objectives:
– Evaluate the project impact
– Document lessons learned
– Plan for future activities

Activities:
– Compile project data
– Prepare reports and presentations
– Host closing event with stakeholders

Budget Breakdown:
– Evaluation & reporting: $1,000
– Event organization: $1,000
– Miscellaneous & contingency: $500

Total Estimated Budget: $20,000

Key Points:
– Allocate funds to both tangible assets (beehives, equipment) and capacity building (training, outreach)
– Ensure community ownership for long-term sustainability
– Incorporate monitoring and evaluation to inform ongoing/ future efforts..

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DOCUMENT SUBMISSION

Please ensure the following documents are submitted along with your registration form:

1. Certified copy of your NPO/NGO registration.

2. Letter from your local government authority confirming your project.

3. Bank confirmation letter or proof of a registered bank account in the NPO/NGO's name.

4. 5 photos of the project.

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