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ORGANISATIONS INVOLVEDSurvey of organisationsinvolved in projects andcampaigns6The Bushmeat Crisis Task Force website (www.bushmeat.org) was a valuable tool increating the Ape Alliance projects database produced for this report, which grewsubsequently as a result of personal contact with many of the organisations concerned.Thorough investigation of websites and further resources on the World Wide Web wereundertaken, and many organisations offered useful information and literature. Wedistributed electronic surveys to 157 of the organizations in the database in order tokeep project data updated. Approximately two thirds of them responded. The surveyformat was as follows:The Ape Alliance is updating its list of bushmeat related projects. We notefrom the excellent database compiled by the Bushmeat Crisis Task Force thatyour project ' ……….’ Dated………has been completed / currently in progressand wondered whether there was any more recent news please. Specifically wehave a few questions which we hope you may be able to answer for us:1. Are you going to pursue any similar projects in future? If so where?2. What is the current status of your project?3. As the project is complete, how are you monitoring it?4. Aspects that haven't been successful and aspects that have?5. How much funding were you able to create for the project? How muchprojected funding would you need for any future projects?6. Which aspects of your project have had most impact?7. Where and how are you focusing current and future effort? Education?Training? Policy? Public awareness?8. How have you generated support (from other organisations or the public)for the project?9. Was your initial budget sufficient or would more funding improve successof the project?10. Did you collaborate with policy makers? Other organisations? Has thisbeen successful?11. If working directly with the public, what has been their response?12. When and why did you get involved with bushmeat?13. Has timing been a factor? i.e. do you feel attitudes tobushmeat / awareness / issues have improved over time?Opposite:Bonobo inLola ya BonoboSanctuary, DRC.71© WSPA