and was attended by Ms. Aliya Elariss, Public Diplomacy and Communications Manager, alongside distinguished representatives from government including Dr A.P.Singh,IFS,PCCF and MD, Gujarat State Forest Development Corporation, academia, financial institutions, and civil society.
🐝 What if protecting a tiny bee could help secure livelihoods, strengthen food systems, and build climate resilience?
On 9 June 2026, UTMT Society, in collaboration with the Australian Consulate General, Mumbai, @AusCG_Mumbai brought together policymakers, researchers...🧵
financial institutions, civil society orgs, corporates, & grassroots practitioners in Ahmedabad for a Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue on sustainable beekeeping & pollinator conservation.
The event was inaugurated by Mr. Christian Jack, Dep. Consul-General, Australian Consulate, BOM🧵
A key highlight was the prize distribution, where 5 achievers were recognised, including Best Master Trainers, Best Beekeeper, and Active Woman Beekeeper. Prizes were also presented to the cultural performers from Project Village Kachhikhani.
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📍 Gorkhghat village, Madhya Pradesh
UTMT Society celebrated World Bee Day with 100+ participants from 30 villages, including beekeepers, master trainers, champion farmers, and technical assistants. There's power in numbers 💪🏼
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The event was graced by Block Level Managers from NRLM, the Agriculture Department, and the Horticulture Department, who shared their insights on World Bee Day, beekeeping, and UTMT Society’s work.
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📍 Vadset village, Gujarat
On 22 May 2026, UTMT Society celebrated World Bee Day in Valsad district.
We were grateful to be joined by Mr. Prakash J. Joshi, Agriculture Engineer from Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Ambheti; Mr. Prashant, Livelihood Manager of Kaprada Block; with our team.
At 62, Chemiben Gamit chose to begin again.
Today, her farm is more vibrant, more productive, and full of life, transformed by the quiet work of pollinators. 🐝
With the beekeeping project supported by @DCBBank, her farm has revived, and future security has returned.
For UTMT Society, Maharashtra holds a special place in our journey.
From working with small and marginal farmers in tribal communities to promoting beekeeping with indigenous bees, our work here reflects the deep connection between livelihoods, biodiversity, and the land. 🌱
On National Panchayati Raj Day, we celebrate grassroots leadership in action 🌱
In Raigad, our sustainable beekeeping initiative with @mahanagargas CSR is strengthening livelihoods and empowering local communities—true to the spirit of Panchayati Raj. 🐝
Every winter bloom feeds a bee. 🌼
Through bee-friendly crops and improved farming practices, winter becomes a season of stronger colonies, better pollination, and sustainable livelihoods taking root. 🌾✨
Supported by @DCBBank | Implemented by UTMT Society
🌼🐝 Meet Sulaben Gamit from Tapi (Gujarat) - after taking up beekeeping training in 2023, Sulaben watched her fields flourish.
Improved pollination strengthened her crops and added ₹33,400+ to her annual income.
A quiet shift with far-reaching impact!
@DCBBank
Dear Supporters,
On India’s 77th Republic Day, we thank you,
For standing with our beekeepers & the work they do.
Your support sustains livelihoods & keeps pollinators thriving,
Protecting biodiversity & rural lives, steadily, quietly.
With gratitude,
Team UTMT Society 🇮🇳🐝
Pongal and Makar Sankranti are festivals of gratitude: for the sun, the soil, and most of all, the farmers who make every harvest possible.
At UTMT Society, we walk alongside these farmers, helping create sustainable livelihoods and healthier ecosystems.
withstand pests better and lower production costs. Combined with the pollination benefits from beekeeping, this is improving farm yields and building greater confidence among farmers. An example of how integrated, nature-based approaches can strengthen livelihoods at farm level.
🐝🌾 What started with beekeeping is now strengthening entire farming systems.
@DCBBank and Under The Mango Tree Society's work in Parasia block, Chhindwara district (Madhya Pradesh) is supporting a broader shift toward low-cost, natural farming among 100 project farmers.
Alongside managing bees, farmers are preparing their own organic inputs—improving soil health, strengthening crops, and reducing reliance on chemical inputs. Practices like seed treatment using beejamrit and on-farm vermicompost are helping crops grow healthier
Happy New Year!✨
At UTMT Society, every contribution helps a farmer family build sustainable livelihoods through beekeeping, creating income, protecting pollinators, and strengthening communities.
As we step into this new year, we invite you to be part of that change. 🌱