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    This image portrays Isen as he carefully inspects the remarkable progress made by the bees in "drawing out" honeycombs within one of the five newly established beehives in Karamles village, located in the Al-Hamdaniya district.

    KARAMLES, IRAQ

    07.01.2023

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    USAID, Bureau for the Middle East

    At the age of 24, Isen has embarked on an extraordinary journey, transforming his family's apiary into a thriving business that seamlessly blends tradition and innovation.

    As a Christian living in Karamles, Isen and his family were forced to leave during the ISIS occupation. Isen returned home in 2017 with a determination to rebuild his beekeeping business. With support from the USAID-funded Shared Future project, Isen received training in entrepreneurship and valuable business skills. Recognizing his efforts, USAID awarded Isen a startup grant, enabling him to expand his apiaries and double his honey production.

    Photo credit: Shared Future - July 2023

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    Date Taken: 07.01.2023
    Date Posted: 12.15.2023 11:20
    Photo ID: 8170800
    VIRIN: 230701-O-D0499-2064
    Resolution: 747x1600
    Size: 714.79 KB
    Location: KARAMLES, IQ
    Web Views: 13
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