
To measure the impact of our efforts, we use a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods to assess the outcomes of our initiatives. Here are some of the key ways we measure and determine the impact of our work:

**1. Biodiversity Monitoring:** We use Silvi Protocol's technology to track biodiversity on-chain, allowing us to monitor changes in endemic flora species and assess the effectiveness of our conservation efforts.

**2. Reforestation Progress:** We track the progress of our reforestation projects, measuring the number of trees planted, the growth rates of planted trees, and the overall impact on local ecosystems.

**3. Community Engagement:** We measure the level of community participation in our initiatives, including the number of people involved in clean-up events, workshops, and other activities. We also assess community feedback to gauge the perceived impact of our efforts.

**4. Cultural Preservation:** We monitor the impact of our cultural heritage preservation initiatives by tracking the number of students engaged in cultural exchange programs, the preservation of traditional practices and crafts, and the overall appreciation of Mayan culture among our students and the community.

**5. Environmental Awareness:** We assess the level of environmental awareness among our students and the community through surveys, interviews, and participation in educational programs.

**6. Sustainability Metrics:** We track sustainability metrics such as water and energy consumption, waste generation, and carbon footprint to assess the overall sustainability of our operations and initiatives.

**7. On chain Metrics:** We will start to implement Karma GAP for grantees. 