2020-07-07 P&E Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - TNC Project Management Plan

Annex 4: Monitoring methods: socio-economic

Where relevant, surveys and/or semi-structured interviews are used to collect information of the
social and economic benefits of restoration activities and level of community satisfaction with the
project.

Surveys/interviews investigate:
1. Community awareness of the restoration project
2. Community use of the restoration sites
3. Community satisfaction with the restoration project
4. Demographics and motivators of respondents

Method: Social-response surveys
In-person interviews with key stakeholders are undertaken to gain feedback and to ascertain overall support for
restoration efforts. Online surveys may be used to access some groups and/or give to all contractors, involved in the
restoration works, to record the total number of people and hours worked on the project. The economic and social
impacts of the restoration works in terms of job creation, volunteers, community attendance at events/meetings, are
also be collected and reported. Media presence of the project is also tracked and reported.

Key Performance Indicators

i14. Stories/ testimonials. Qualitatively describe benefits to the community

i15. No of local full-time jobs to deliver project

i16. Number of local contractors engaged

i17. Total no. of full-time jobs within the entire project (local + national + International)

i18. Total number of community events

i20. Community and partner organizations engaged

i21. Media engagement

i22. Improved knowledge and education for individuals and end users

i23. Improved educational resources for individuals

i24. Individuals and end users improve practical skills in marine restoration
i25. Total no. of volunteers

i26. Volunteer hours donated




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