The project introduced for the first time in the Natural Park of Dulombi renewable energy in the school, church and youth center, as well as agroecology in the sector of Cossé
The introduction of solar panels allowed the reduction of CO2 emissions, thus contributing to the improvement of environmental conditions? consequently in the fight against climate change The installation of solar panels allowed the community to gather more about the life of the association monitoring the environmental problems to associations. It has also proved important in facilitating traditional events. In relation to the functioning of the school, it was emphasized that the installation of the panels brought greater dynamics of the learning process. As far as the church is concerned, the availability of the panels stimulated the religious practice that was difficult to perform at night and allowed the interaction among practitioners to be strengthened. Horticulture has strengthened family production and improved food security, thus improving the quality of life (health and education of children) and improving income. With the construction of water holes the community saw improved availability of water and enhanced the conditions for agricultural practice.
The micro-project proves to be socially impacting with respect to the construction of the youth center, because it contributes to the creation of a space for concerted action and the realization of educational activities, the development of handicraft activities and sports activities, and great debates around environmental issues.

During the implementation of the micro-project, women's participation was taken into account. On the basis of this aspect, which benefited from the training, the considerable number of women in agroecology and the strengthening of their capacities in agricultural production.

49 women, 37 men, 14 children, or 100 people participated directly from conception to project implementation. Indirectly the project benefited 554 people.
The project had as its great partner, the Institute of Biodiversity and Protected Areas-IBAP.