Hrvatski pčelarski savez
Zagreb, Croatia
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Founded in 1954, Hrvatski pčelarski savez is a non-profit network based in Zagreb, Croatia working on nature & wildlife conservation.
Hrvatski pčelarski savez is the umbrella organisation of beekeeping associations in Croatia, founded in 1954. It brings together around 150 beekeeping associations and county federations, with nearly 7,000 members. It works to connect beekeepers, share practical knowledge, promote Croatian honey and beekeeping, and support pollinator biodiversity. It runs the national honey jar scheme and the school honey day programme, maintains the Register of Beekeepers and Apiaries, and is based in Zagreb.
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Program Školski medni dan s hrvatskih pčelinjaka
ViewEducation · Croatia
Annual programme in which the Ministry of Agriculture supports honey purchases from Croatian beekeepers for distribution to schoolchildren, with a 370 ml national jar.
Nacionalna staklenka za med hrvatskog podrijetla
ViewAnimal welfare · Croatia
Distribution system for a national honey jar of Croatian origin, with quotas per beekeeper, used to promote domestic honey and counter adulteration on the Croatian market.
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Disability, Community development
Hrvatsko društvo glazbenih teoretičara
Arts & Culture, Education
Volonterski centar POZITIVA
Community development, Children & Youth +1 more
Udruženje hrvatskih arhitekata
Arts & Culture, Community development
Zajednica sportova PGŽ
Sport for development, Children & Youth +1 more
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Arts & Culture, Community development