Investigation: Honey Production in Shewa and Gojam Regions, Ethiopia

This project presents an investigation into the challenges, opportunities, and growth strategies within micro and small enterprises involved in honey production in the Shewa and Gojam regions of Ethiopia. The research begins with an introduction outlining the research problem, purpose, background, aims, objectives, and research questions. A comprehensive literature review explores factors limiting honey production, PESTLE factors, and challenges and opportunities. The methodology section details the research approach, sampling, data analysis, and limitations. Findings are presented, discussing factors limiting growth and opportunities in the study area. The project concludes with implications of the findings, future research scopes, and recommendations to mitigate identified challenges. The study incorporates survey data from beekeepers in Shewa and Gojam, providing insights into their experiences and challenges, including weather, pests, market availability, and lack of information. The project aims to contribute fresh information, encourage local administration and farmers to improve the sector, and increase the economic condition of the country. The project also highlights the importance of protecting bees as pollinators and acknowledges their vital contribution to the survival of life on earth.