The project commence by conducting training to the members of the community on banana cultivation and other cash crops. Two technicians from University of Savannaket lead the villagers to do initial planting of crops. It is estimated that approximately 17 households could plant 1000 seedlings of bananas in 27 hectares. Provisioning of domestic animals to 17 households such as pigs and poultry livestock was also carried out. Fishes were also provided to the community to start fish culture as an additional source of livelihood, they were trained by the technicians on feeding and other skills that is needed to manage new income generating scheme. The community constructed 10 and 17 stables for pigs and chicken respectively. The project offered 34 pigs and 340 chickens to the community will be breed to provide additional income to the villagers. Major difficulties experienced by the project is the remoteness of the target village, little education of the community members and there is difficulty to understand government policies. It was also noted that there is little participation of women in the project. As of this time, the villagers have planted about 1000 banana suckers. Existing skills promoted by the project is cash crop growing e.g. vegetables growing. In the course of implementation of the project, it is vital to improve participation of women to promote gender mainstreaming in the target community. Stimulate alternative source of livelihood that limit detrimental impacts to the natural resources. And finally, halt the on-going deterioration of land in the vicinity of the village.