Meetings with the population; Training seminars; Working with schools are the mains strategies used for PA

The implemented project has long-term socio-economic and environmental effects, both in terms of efficient use of energy resources and increase of economic income and improvement of living conditions for the beneficiaries, as well as minimal negative impact on the environment.

The use of hazelnut shell as energy source and helio systems was replicated by locals in target villages

There are family hotels in the target villages, trade counters have been set up, which will contribute to the development of the eco-tourism sector (thus increasing revenues); Demand for local agricultural products will increase and sales on the ground will increase; Family hotels will start operating; Trade counters will employ several people periodically; Introducing alternative energies into practice will save families the cost of purchasing firewood; Families with a helio system will have free hot water.

Volunteers gained experience; Cooperation took place between the Friends Association, the park administration and the population. as well as capacity of locals in biodiversity conservation, sustainable tourism and Alt Energy has been increased

Women are considered to be more vulnerable in the dark and unprotected areas. Consequently, it is important to assess the risks across the trails, including lighting. Also, information about national hotlines (for example ? 112) and other necessary information would be also helpful, which will enable tourists or locals to contact the relevant authorities in cases of sexual harassment or violence. It is important for the project to provide more precise segregated data on project target groups, including guides, hotel owners and local community leaders.