The project promoted awareness of the global environment, particularly on the need to conserve and protect the coastal and small island ecosystems. It also mobilized people to act locally. As a result of massive environmental awareness campaign, unregulated fishery activities were minimized and coral reef extraction was lessened. There was an increase of fish catch and a return of high value fish species and other marine species. The project were also able to rehabilitate the mangrove areas through plantation establishment. A 50 has. mangrov area was established which will serve as breeding areas of different fish species.

Through the project, a women's organization was formed. With this development, women participated in heath and livelihood-related activities. The project beneficiaries both men and women were given the chance to express their ideas, decisions and plans during the conduct of Coastal Resource Management and Development Planning. Women roles were given recognition that they are not only partners but real actors in the development process. They were able to know how to come up with a comprehensive plan and adopted the plan.

Through the project, seven villages in the muncipality formulated a community-based coastal resource management plan and established three fish sanctuaries in municipal waters in response to threats of illegal fishing, uncontrolled coral reef extraction, cutting of mangroves, and lack of environmental awareness among the people.

Trainings included Value Formation/Gender Sensitivity, Team and Institution Building, Marine Resource Inventory, Environment and Sustainable Development, Leadership, Appropriate Technology, Health Education for Women, Project Management, Local Governance, Simple Bookkeeping, Cooperative Education, and Mangrove Rehabilitation.