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BeeFuture Zürich Pilot

Build a practical Zürich pilot for biodiversity, environmental education, biodiversity kits and measurable community action.

Zürich, Switzerland47.3769° N, 8.5417° E

Current stage: BeeFuture is in planning. CHF 300 has been collected toward the CHF 10,000 campaign target; no delivery outcome is claimed until the relevant evidence is published.

Location note: Pilot geography: Zürich. Delivery sites and partner organisations will be published after due diligence.

The problem

Why this project exists

Children and communities need accessible ways to understand local ecosystems, support pollinators and take practical biodiversity action. BeeFuture is designed to turn that need into a grounded, measurable Zürich pilot.

Our response

What BeeCharity will do

BeeCharity will begin with Zürich schools, families, community groups and environmental partners, developing educational materials, biodiversity kits and practical interventions with clear safeguards and measurable outcomes.

Why this location

Zürich is BeeCharity’s home base and provides a clear setting for accountable pilot delivery, local partnerships and learning that can inform future programmes.

About this project

The project in detail

What BeeFuture is designed to test

A small, accountable pilot can show how BeeCharity selects partners, protects participants, manages funds and reports outcomes before taking on a larger programme.

The pilot will be designed with local input rather than imposed as a finished solution.

What happens next

BeeCharity will publish the pilot scope, delivery partner, budget and safeguards before delivery begins, while current support is recorded transparently.

Learning will be reported openly, including what did not work and what should change.

Objectives

What success looks like

  • Complete a documented needs and partner assessment
  • Define one deliverable pilot activity with a published scope and budget
  • Recruit and brief volunteers safely
  • Create a repeatable monitoring and reporting template
  • Publish a post-pilot learning report before expansion
Delivery plan

How the work will be delivered

  1. 1

    Map local needs and potential partners

  2. 2

    Complete safeguarding and risk review

  3. 3

    Agree pilot scope, site and delivery responsibilities

  4. 4

    Publish budget and funding plan

  5. 5

    Recruit and brief volunteers

  6. 6

    Deliver the Zürich pilot

  7. 7

    Publish evidence, finances and lessons learned

Stages are indicative and will be confirmed and updated as the project progresses.

Budget structure

Where funding is planned to go

We publish the budget as clearly defined lines. Specific figures are confirmed with the delivery partner and reported once the project proceeds.

  • Local research and partner coordination
  • Safeguarding, permissions and insurance
  • Pilot materials and delivery logistics
  • Volunteer briefing and accessibility
  • Monitoring, documentation and reporting
  • Payment-processing and campaign costs
  • Reasonable contingency
Targets vs. results

Campaign targets and verified results

Campaign targets

  • Publish a defined pilot scope and budget
  • Complete a documented partner and safeguarding review
  • Deliver one measurable local pilot activity
  • Publish participation, expenditure and outcome evidence
  • Record lessons for any future expansion

Verified results

No verified results yet. Results are published only after the work is done and evidenced. Targets above are ambitions, not achievements.

Safeguards

Risks and responsible practice

  • Partner availability or site suitability may change the pilot design.
  • Safeguarding, accessibility and insurance requirements must be satisfied before delivery.
  • BeeCharity will not present planned activity as delivered impact.
The pilot will include an environmental responsibility review so materials, travel and waste are considered in the delivery plan.
Get involved

How you can help

Volunteer opportunities will open after the pilot scope, safeguards and roles are published. Early interest can be registered through Join the Hive.
Reporting plan

How we will report on this project

  • Publish the approved pilot scope and budget
  • Record participation and delivery evidence
  • Report expenditure against budget categories
  • Publish a post-pilot learning and outcome report
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is BeeFuture already delivering activities?
No. BeeFuture is the flagship programme in planning and fundraising. Delivery will begin only after the scope, partners and safeguards are approved.
Can I volunteer now?
You can register your interest through Join the Hive. Specific roles will be published once the pilot plan is ready.
Can I donate to BeeFuture now?
Yes. BeeFuture is an active fundraising programme. CHF 300 has been collected toward the CHF 10,000 target; delivery will begin only after the pilot scope, partners and safeguards are approved.
Project updates

Latest from the field

September 2026

BeeFuture pilot selected as flagship programme

BeeCharity is concentrating its current planning and fundraising on BeeFuture in Zürich, with the long-term humanitarian programme retained as a future direction.