This project mid-term review was conducted in the week 21-28 November 2008. The review was based on the 2011 Technical Progress Report and supporting documents as well as on interviews with Project Executants, Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) staff, conservancy members, the Natural Resource Adviser to the WWF in Namibia, angling lodge owners and the chairman of the local angling club. In summary, the project which, through community participation aims to sustainably manage the shared Zambezi/Chobe River fisheries resources by promoting transboundary coordination and collaboration on the introduction of fully integrated fishery management systems, remains highly relevant. The Project Technical Progress Report provides reference to verifiable evidence that here has been significant progress with regards to developing local fisheries management committees and implementing management actions and the current achievement of planned activities is in line with that planned.