Knowledge capture, sharing and dissemination in project phases: Project design - Identification and recruitment of Iskul team members for project roles and responsibilities - Integration of Iskul team members? on the ground experience to guide project approach - Inclusion of community stakeholders in project planning - Regular scheduled team meetings via Zoom to discuss project progress, challenges, and feedback - Online data storage drive created to share project files, meeting notes, photos, progress reports among team members and partners, and to act as an information repository Project implementation - Project activities updated on instagram, facebook and website, videos uploaded to youtube - Meetings with community and on-site collaborators to obtain feedback that will be used to improve the course of the project - Progress indicators for each project component to be tracked, documented, and filed in quarterly report Project conclusion: - Lessons learnt and best practices documented in technical report - Knowledge disseminated through social media (instagram, facebook, website) to the public - Delivery to other end users: for the local community, in-person communication in the local Bajau language; for local government and potential collaborators, a series of project briefs highlighting key project achievements will be used in future expansion opportunities

Project milestones will be posted to the Iskul website, facebook, and instagram. These platforms will be constantly updated with output from specific activities (e.g. arts performances, student videos) as well as project indicators. These documentations along with a final project technical report containing detailed approaches, methodologies and project outcomes will ensure that project results can be replicated in the future in different communities.