To measure the impacts of the project, before starting the actions in the project, the first step is to carry out a socioeconomic and environmental diagnosis to understand the social and economic reality of the families and the environmental reality of the rural properties. The data collected in this diagnosis will establish the baseline of the project, which will make it possible to measure and monitor the evolution of socioeconomic and environmental indicators based on the interventions carried out.

The monitoring of impacts focuses on the following indicators: number of hectares of forest conserved on the beneficiaries' properties, evolution of the number of hectares of restored areas, number of seedlings planted; number of hectares of agroforestry implemented; number of farms practicing agroecology, evolution of family income; evolution of quality of life; and the evolution of the beneficiaries' self-esteem.

For each rural property, a map is generated with the polygons of land use and occupation, bringing information on conserved forest area, degraded areas in the process of restoration, agricultural production area, Permanent Protection Area, etc. These maps are important to facilitate the visualization of land use and occupation, the productive and conservation dynamics that occur on the property. At the end of each year, the socioeconomic and environmental diagnosis is redone to measure the impact generated.