According to the final progress report submitted by the grantee, most of the planned objectives were achieved, which made the project a successful example of communitarian agroecology. All of the proposed activities were carried out. The importance of working in community bees was realized by the grantee, which increases project replicability. Agrarian reform settlers had a strong tendency of working individually, instead of collectively. Community bees must therefore be enforced. A lack of technical knowledge about the Cerrado biome was pointed out as a problem, which makes capacity-building and conscience-building courses necessary for the qualification of technical assistance within the settlements. Deforestation was reduced, but the land owner cleared a part of the area which had been reserved for the project. It will take some time before the vegetation is recovered to its original density and population. Selective garbage collection was initiated. Despite these setbacks, the population in the settlements was successfully made aware of the importance of conserving the biome and has shown commitment to implementation of the proposed activities and continuation of the activities in the long run.