To ensure that progress is made and that achievements are celebrated, Monitoring and Evaluation are done. This also ensures that environmental care and education is an ongoing process. Certain themes are studied in the classroom through Curriculum Work, and all students are involved in practical initiatives. Schools are encouraged to make outside contacts and ties to enhance their learning experience and to inform the wider public about their activities. Each school develops its own Eco-code (like not using plastics in schools located in Urban areas, etc.), outlining the environmental values and objectives and what the students are striving toward.

After a period of participation, an evaluation of the success of these initiatives and the methodology is undertaken, and the whole ‘Know Your Ecosystem' programme for each school is assessed. Successful Eco-clubs (and schools) and students are awarded with the Eco Award during the national / international symposium (Lake 2000, Lake 2002, Lake 2004….), held once in 2 years.