Protecting Pollinators, People & the Planet

The World Bee Project CIC is the first independent initiative in the world that uses AI and advanced technologies to monitor pollinator and biodiversity declines from a global perspective and seeks dynamic long-term solutions  that benefit both nature and people.

The World Bee Project also pioneers its environmental social impact programmes to enable women farmers to restore declining bee populations while building sustainable livelihood options. Through hands-on training in rearing declining indigenous honeybee species, women generate income by producing and selling honey. At the same time, they cultivate and plant trees, enhancing biodiversity, boosting pollinator populations, improving crop yields, and reducing environmental degradation and climate change.

Bee and human survival are intertwined. Bees pollinate nearly 75% of the crops that feed us, making them essential to global food production, nutrition, and human health. Without bees our lives would look drastically different.

Bees do more than sustain food systems – they sustain life on Earth.
The Earth is a living planet. Pollination sparks chain interactions that support everything from healthy crops and resilient ecosystems to clean air, fertile soil, fresh water, climate stability and farmer livelihoods. Bees underpin biodiversity and the well-being of countless species—including our own.

Bees have been around for millions of years. There are at least 20,000 distinct species of bees. The honeybee is the only species that makes honey, builds hives and honeycombs, and is also an excellent pollinator. Protecting bees means protecting our future.

But bees are under threat.
Industrial farming, loss of floral habitats, deforestation, harmful pesticides, climate change, and urban sprawl are driving bee decline. As bee populations decline, so too does the health of our planet.

Protecting Pollinators, People & the Planet.