MBPA represents a diverse community of beekeepers, producer organisations, processors, traders, researchers, government institutions, development partners and businesses.
We work to improve production standards, encourage value addition, expand local and international markets, support evidence-based policy and promote beekeeping as a viable livelihood and environmentally responsible enterprise.
Beekeeping training, extension services and practical production technologies for farmers and producer organisations.
02Hygienic harvesting, processing, packaging, certification and compliance with national and international standards.
03Market opportunities for honey and other bee products, business linkages, exhibitions and export readiness.
04Collaboration with universities, research institutions and development partners to improve productivity and innovation.
05Representation of industry interests and advocacy for policies that support sustainable sector growth.
06Climate-smart beekeeping, biodiversity conservation, forest protection and pollination services.
Membership provides a recognised platform for representation, networking, technical learning, market linkages, policy engagement and access to sector information.
Bee-sector stakeholders met in Northern Malawi to strengthen coordination and discuss priorities for sector development.
Stakeholders gathered at Mphatso Motel in Mzuzu for the launch of HOPACU and a showcase of honey products.
01/07/2026MBPA members and stakeholders reviewed strategic priorities and the association's way forward.
Photo archiveBrowse stakeholder meetings, honey shows, product displays and other sector engagements.
A national platform for honey and bee-product exhibition, quality promotion, networking and market development.
Regional coordination and membership engagement meetings for beekeepers and bee value-chain stakeholders.
Public awareness, learning and sector engagement activities celebrating the role of bees and pollinators.
Development partners, donors, funders, institutions and businesses can support practical programmes in beekeeping, quality, markets, research, climate resilience and member development.
