The project contributed to the sequestration of CO2 in the atmosphere, reduction of soil erosion, contamination of river water, conservation of biodiversity through repopulation (4644 plants in 15 hectares) of 6 products of biodiversity namely: Pterocarpus erinaceus; African afzelia; Khaya senegalensis; Daniellia oliveri and cibe Borrasus aetthiopum threatened with extinction due to abusive deforestation for commercial purposes, still in the promotion of palm oil extraction with a production before the project of less than 1000 liters and with the project going to approximately 4360 liters. Production through agroecological techniques and production is around 10238 kg, which constitutes an increase of around 60%. The contribution of the Boe National Park Board, as well as the local project management committee and the community itself is the foundation for the success of the project.
These actions directly benefit 600 people, 67% of whom are women in the communities of Dandula, Burquelem, Dalaba, Quissem and Tabadara