The project has carried out work to recover 4 hectares on Lake Wendo-Tcham, considered a Ramsar site since 2015, also reforested 1282 trees of the 4 native species of the zone, as well as 500 species in Gud dum in Beli, added with activities of creation of short-cycle animals, goat and duck cases, training was also given on forest management and on agroecological production techniques, which allowed horticultural production (peanuts, cassava, tomato, cucumber, maize) around 20590 kg, thus allowing the population of 14 villages to increase their food security and direct beneficiary income for a total of 700 people, 500 women and 200 men. Indirectly the project benefited 3749 people. Also, the micro credit activity allowed families to diversify their incomes by selling and selling the products to other neighboring markets.
On the other hand, income-generating activities allowed the improvement of sanitary payments, family medicines and the sustainability of children's school materials.
The methodology used was the creation of management committees in the different tabancas of the project, creation of self-help groups for women, restitution of horticultural women's groups, creation of partnerships with local associations, youth organizations in order to have sustainability of the project .