? Selected, trained and equipped a Sanctuary Management Committee(SMC) to protect and manage the proposed wildlife.
? Planted indigenous trees 30m on either bank of Asubonteng stream, 1km upstream and downstream from the wildlife sanctuary.
? Established and trained a community tourism committee(CTC) to develop and run eco-tourism packaged centered on the wildlife sanctuary.
? Trained 30 gender balanced, pilot participants per venture(10 and 20 in first and second project year respectively).
? Established a community-managed revolving fund to provide soft loans for sustainable livelihood support ventures.
? Created a tourist trail network, connected information points in the sanctuary
? Established tree nursery with indigenous and useful exotic agriculture species for tree planting
enrichment planting have been undertaken.thiis has promoted biodiversity and agro forestry.
? 122 people benefited from livelihood suppport ventures in the following areas:

? 300 day old chicks purchased for the 33 trained poutry farmers at Duasidan.

?3 snail farmer have been trained and equiped in snail farming.
?3 bee keepers have been trained and provided with 13 bee hives in the participating communities.
?55 women in Duasidan have recieved training in the production of soya bean khebab.
?22 youth have been trained and equiped in traditional cultural entertainment (kete) in Duasidan.
?According to the Wildlife Flora and Fuana Inventory report of 2004, the monkey in the sanctuary have increased by 120.
? 20 ha. of the degraded monkey sanctuary is now restored into full wildlife species.
?An average of 5 tourist(both foriegn and domestic) visits the monkey sanctuary daily