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Diversification of Community Income Through Community Based Beekeeping : The case study of Mihima Village in Lindi District, Lindi Region,
The Participatory Assessment conducted in Mihima Village on community Economic, Environment and health identified the stresses in the community as being low household income, poor road networks, lack of safe, clean and adequate water, inadequate medical facilities, and lack of financial services to
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