1. Inception Meeting (June 11-12, 2015) Sagawa Meeting Room, Yangon.

2.  Increased participation and inclusion of local communities and ethnic civil society in decision-making related to water governance and hydropower development on the Salween River

3.  Salween villagers and CSO networks are better informed and coordinated, more active, and more effective in their campaigns.  Local communities and concerned CSOs have full access to information and are included in dialogue and decision-making with government and companies concerning proposed hydropower projects on the Salween River.

4.  Government policies include improved social and environmental safeguards and recognize and protect the rights of refugees, IDPs and indigenous communities.  There is greater awareness and involvement of national and international governments, agencies, and NGOs on Salween River values and the imminent threats from hydropower development.

5.  Kho Kay Biodiversity Research  Elephant in Karen State  Herbal Medicine Research  Thoolei Kawwai Local Magazine in Karen  Critique on JICA development project in Karen and Mon  Afraid to Go Home Report

7. How the lake is used and managed by local community and the challenges they are facing (Particular in Mikayin Villages) Seasonal Island (Village Track Level) Mining Isssues (Village Track Level) Local Governance (Village Track Level) Land Grabbing (Village Track Level)

8. Taking a lead with particular case studies and having include (with Inclusion Project) wider Community Involvement and Policy Advocacy Seasonal Island and Land Use in village tracks level Local Lake Management