Table 1. Estimated effectiveness of conservation projects in Samoa based on the likelihood of achieving stated outcomes.
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Likelihood of achieving project outcomes |
% of all projects (n= 27) |
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Demonstrated impact – high likelihood of achieving successful
outcomes |
22% |
• e.g., removal of an invasive species at national level
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Achieved a significant amount that will contribute to outcomes |
11% |
• e.g., observed growth of mangroves by project manager and perception of
success among local community committee
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Made some contribution to outcomes |
41% |
• e.g., some activities halted midway through implementation because of conflict
between community and project staff; however training was
completed
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Largely unsuccessful – achieved little that will contribute to
outcomes |
15% |
• e.g., project terminated early because of a lack of implementation and
mismanagement of funds
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Information insufficient to assess project outcomes |
11% |
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