The project was formally launched through a one-day workshop held in the village of Mayork. The launching was raced by the Minister of the Environment who highlighted the importance of the project in addressing the local environmental challenges and the opportunities it affords in improving the livelihoods of the communities.

3 plant nursery sites established at central locations within the district to provide seedlings to communities.

3 community forests and 3 village woodlots established.

200 T-shirts were produced and distributed in the project area as a means of creating awareness on the project.

A baseline survey was conducted in the project areas.

3 radio panel discussions and 36 slots on the project conducted at the Bwiam Community Radio.

The production of a documentary on the project was also initiated to capture all the important lessons.

A series of sensitization meetings were conducted in the project area to foster a greater understanding of the project.

Radio broadcasts on the project were carried out by a local radio station.

30, 000 gmelina seedlings raised and distributed and planted in 10 project sites throughout the district.

200 energy-saving stoves constructed and distributed among households in the project area.

Training on improved agricultural production conducted for 200 farmers from 26 villages in the district conducted.

Study tour conducted for 20 farmers to a model farmer conducted.

Training conducted for 60 village Development Committee members and 75 resource exploiters on best forest management practices and policies.

Training conducted for 10 women to be trainers of trainers on the production of energy-savin cooking stoves.