The project improved three existing fish ponds and constructed an additional seven ponds, each holding approximately 3,000 fingerlings. A solar powered electric fence was constructed around the ponds to protect the fish from predators and a water conveyance channel was built to provide fresh water to the ponds. These improvements raised the annual production of fish from 600 to over 12,000 and provided the women?s group managing the project with a source of alternative income and provided the larger community with another source of protein. The Sagana Fish and Beekeeping Women's Group has also planted some 4,000 indigenous trees in the forest.