Results:
Project achievement surpassed the expectation of BEAT- i.e the responses to the children's colouring and activity book and the community workshops have been extremely encouraging and positive.

Persons and community members involved in the grant process stated that:
The experience was an effective morale booster
Increased understanding and appreciation of history and culture in the community
Heighten sensitivity to environmental concerns and issues
Displayed how multiple stakeholders can benefit and share from a common natural resource product in the same community.
Promoted creativity
Encouraged networking between resident CBO'

Long term benefits include:
Team building
Effective Communication / Networking with resident CBO's and NGO's
Identification of overlapping activities within the community
Ongoing education through team dynamics, specialist consultations and research.

It was noted that there exist a lack of shared information between resident CBO's.

Actions taken to solve project problems:
Participants were separated into working teams where they exchanged ideas resulting a heightened awareness and respect for one another.
Participating CBO's had an opportunity to interact first hand with BEAT to understand its constitution, re-branding exercise and mission, thereby creating a better knowledge of BEAT's purpose.

Lesson learned:
Efforts must be made at all times to ensure ongoing collaborative exercises continue incorporating all CBO's, NGO's thereby creating a data base for all resources within the community. This will serve to inform other institutions who would then report to the wider community.
Due to insecurities created through misinformation; This can only be reversed through education.