Hello everyone,I’ve been reading through several Project WET resources and case studies, and I’m curious about how impact is evaluated beyond short-term outcomes. Many programs report immediate improvements in awareness or knowledge, but I’m wondering how practitioners here assess long-term behavioral or community-level changes related to water conservation and stewardship.Specifically, what methods or indicators have you found most reliable for measuring long-term impact (e.g., follow-up surveys, community data, partnerships with local institutions)? Also, what challenges tend to come up when trying to track these results over time?I’d really appreciate hearing about real experiences or examples from your projects. Thank you in advance for your insights! geometry dash meltdown
Educate. Empower. Act. The mission of Project WET is to reach children, parents, educators and communities of the world with water education.
