Information about the project activities and results was disseminated on information pages of the project partners; in particular, 28 news items were posted on 12 sites. As a result of the project implementation, the training manual "Technology for storage and processing of medicinal plants" has been developed, which became useful for students of all specialties, experts in agriculture and executive authorities. Informational and analytical materials for the online course "Green Entrepreneurship" (academic field ? organic farming) regarding the peculiarities of growing medicinal and niche crops have been prepared. Conducting seminars, conferences, Field Days and other events with the participation of representatives of educational institutions, the community, scientists, and civil society organizations, in particular, the Association of Farmers and Private Landowners of Ukraine in Zhytomyr Oblast and the Network "Zelena Zhytomyrshchyna", made it possible to demonstrate on concrete examples the possibilities of improving degraded lands, their safe and efficient use. This, in turn, contributed to raising great interest of about 800 people from the united territorial communities, and about 90 of them directly participated in the project. Therefore, the implementation of such projects will create additional jobs and ensure employment opportunities for the population of a particular united territorial community.

The project, jointly with the Department of Social Rehabilitation and Social Pedagogy of the Taras Shevchenko Kyiv National University (KNU) and in partnership with the Office of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation in Ukraine, took part in launching of the Summer School ?Social Leadership ? 2021? as part of the "Skills box of a social leader" initiative in Odesa. The objectives of the Summer School were: presentation of their own projects? implementation by participating students from different regions of Ukraine, opportunity to exchange experience and improve the skills of a social leader. At that event, students of the Vyshevytskyi Lyceum and pupils with special educational needs of the Vyshevytskyi special school presented an ecological technology for growing medicinal plants on a land plot of 0,05 hectares of the Vyshevytskyi Lyceum.

Women and men had equal opportunities to participate at all stages of the project implementation. After all, in the period of a long COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, the role of women in global gender-inclusive recovery and decision-making turned out to be one of the key points that need and require support. The direct participants of the project were rural women, women-farmers, women-educators, united territorial communities (UTCs), and civil society organizations that promote the development of green entrepreneurship in the countryside. Women-farmers of the NGO "Association of farmers and private landowners of Ukraine in Zhytomyr oblast", women of the CSOs network "Zelena Zhytomyrshchyna", and women-scientists of the Poliskyi National University provided consultancy assistance on cultivating niche and medicinal crops. About 535 women, 425 men and 500 children participated in the project.