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Siregar, Hairani
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The Women Empowerment in Tanjung Rejo Village through Honey Bee Cultivation on Mangrove Forest Area Saragih, Cicilia Kimberly Oldy; Zebua, Joice Margaretha; Nurhaliza, Nadya; Siregar, Hairani
Tradition and Modernity of Humanity Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025): January
Publisher : TALENTA Publisher

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.32734/tmh.v5i1.21667

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Honey bee cultivation in mangrove forests has the potential to increase the income of local communities and support ecosystem sustainability. The results of honey production are not only processed and marketed, but also contribute to improving the household economy in tanjung rejo village. In addition, honey bees also have an important role in the process of pollinating plants that support the sustainability of mangrove plant ecosystems. However, this business also has challenges both risks from predators to the health of honey bees. This study uses a qualitative method with a case study approach to understand in depth the process of women's empowerment in honey bee cultivation and the resulting economic impactHoney bee cultivation in mangrove forests has the potential to increase the income of local communities and support ecosystem sustainability. The results of honey production are not only processed and marketed, but also contribute to improving the household economy in tanjung rejo village. In addition, honey bees also have an important role in the process of pollinating plants that support the sustainability of mangrove plant ecosystems. However, this business also has challenges both risks from predators to the health of honey bees. This study uses a qualitative method with a case study approach to understand in depth the process of women's empowerment in honey bee cultivation and the resulting economic impact
Co-Authors Agustiandri, Muhammad Raffy Agustin, Nabila Alya, Jihan Marwa Anindita, Kayla Khairu Aprila Salwa Arlina Nurbaity Lubis As-Syifa, Zaskia Aulia, Reina Suci Azzahra, T.Saskia Bangun, Chelsea Yulia Amanda Br. Batubara, Najwa Aribah Berlianti Berlianti Berlianti Eva Syahfitri Nasution, Eva Syahfitri Ginting, Rafli Ramadhan Hutagalung, Sultan Mirza Hutasoit, Khatarina Hutasoit, Yehezkiel Varrel Andreas Kaloko, Nurazizah Kristian Hutajulu, Johansen Lubis, Arif Abdillah Lyana, Putri Mardotillah, Zahra Syifana Meidina Syakira, Rafiqah Meldy, Aurelia Nasution, Muhassanah Nasution, Tania Eka Zahra Nur Azizah, Syahla Nurhaliza, Nadya Oktarin, Egidya Pandia, Sartika Mei Yana Br Purba, Intan Rafta, Zahra Qomari Ramadani Sagala, Sampe Saut Saputra, Reynaldi Yasir Saragih, Cicilia Kimberly Oldy Sembiring, Hezkia Zadina Sembiring, Samuel Sebastian Sihombing, Davina Febri Sintha Silaban, Vivi Shinta Felicia Silfana, Rifa Simanjuntak, Ronn Serafinny SimareMare, Tricia Amanda Simbolon, Intan Avrillia Permata Sari Siregar, Indah Permatasari Situmorang, Putri Jeany Graciella Solin, Nurul Fauziah Rahmadhany Supsiloani Syahputri, Lydia Syarifah Zebua, Joice Margaretha Zega, Nestapa