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A stingless beekeeper wearing a protective veil at the village's meliponary, in western Pará

Film and video · Projeto Saúde e Alegria

The sociobioeconomy and Dona Joelma's bees, for Saúde e Alegria

Two short films explain the sociobioeconomy in practice: how standing forest generates income and how Dona Joelma brings native bee honey to market.

Client
Projeto Saúde e Alegria
Year
2024 to 2026
Territory
Western Pará, in the Tapajós and Arapiuns regions
Format
Two short videos for social media

The challenge

Sociobioeconomy is a hard word. Saúde e Alegria needed to explain it to its social media audience, without jargon, through the lives of people who work with the forest, and to show the stingless bee honey chain, an activity that in Pará was still seeking a protocol and regulation.

The film

What we delivered

  • Video Você sabe o que é sociobioeconomia? (Do you know what the sociobioeconomy is?)
  • Video Dona Joelma e as abelhas (Dona Joelma and the bees)

More videos from this project

What we did

One video explains the idea of the sociobioeconomy and how each action, from the tree nursery to community-based tourism, strengthens a link in the same chain.

The other follows native bee honey, from hive management to bottling, in Dona Joelma's own voice.

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