The goal and objectives of this project were achieved as measured by indicators of project success developed by SWA. These indicators mainly reflect the completion of activities, e.g., project coordinator is hired, successful implementation of the workshop, mobile watershed classroom is updated and actively reaching all possible education institutions in the Sibun River watershed, etc. The intended results were also achieved. Some evidence came from the articulation of community members of the importance of the watershed to their livelihood and the environment, the willingness of individuals to start income-generating activities by attracting visitors to their respective communities and the effort of individuals to protect and conserve their environment. A vivid and concrete example is the use of drums in the communities and in cases where the drums have corroded they have been replaced (e.g., Gracie Rock). The project could have had greater impact with better attendance at the workshops especially the one for teachers, which only five teachers representing five schools attended.
This project was replicated in the North Stann Creek Watershed where SWA assisted in the development of the North Stann Creek Watershed Association through a COMPACT funded project.