In the past 12 months, the project "Scaling-Up Community-Driven Adaptive Capacity and Resilience of Peasants and Artisanal Fishing Community Living around the Threatened Biodiversity Hotspot of Mida Creek" achieved significant impacts, including:
1.	Mangrove Restoration: Planted over 30,000 mangrove trees, contributing to enhanced coastal protection and increased carbon sequestration. These efforts resulted in the sequestration of approximately 600 metric tons of CO2.
2.	Sustainable Apiculture Development: Established 18 sustainable apiculture apiaries, providing food security and income for 300 local families. The apiculture has reduced overfishing pressures on wild fish stocks, enhancing marine biodiversity conservation.
3.	Eco-Tourism Initiatives: Developed eco-tourism activities that attracted over 1,000 tourists, generating over and above $50,000 in revenue. This provided alternative livelihoods for community members and raised awareness about the importance of conserving the Mida Creek ecosystem.
