Table 11.

Actual contributions of BYUW (Cooper et al. 2019)

Beneficiary	Category	Contribution
Community	Cultural	Documented the tangible and intangible maritime cultural heritage of Bagamoyo and Milingotini
		Mapped place names and locations of various maritime cultural activities (i.e. fishing, boat storage, boatbuilding, and gathering locations)
	Social	Founded CHAMABOMA-Bagamoyo, joining together crafters and enhancing an already present sense of community
		Improved relationships between the fishermen, boatbuilders, and community members
	Economic	CHAMABOMA-Bagamoyo provides a framework for earning money through the association through offering boat rides
		Secured promises from officials for additional funding for CHAMABOMA-Bagamoyo
		Surveyed tourists to determine what they wanted to experience as a part of the maritime cultural heritage
	Educational	Produced an exhibition for the community and tourists
		Created a documentary of the making of a Ngalawa
		Trained UDSM students and early-career researchers in data collection and provided fieldwork experience
Academic	Methodological	Commissioned a ngalawa and documented the entire process of building this kind of vessel
	Knowledge gained	Intends to publish several academic articles on the findings, sharing information on a historically understudied area
Heritage	Management	Improved communications between the community and the government as well as provided avenues for continued discussions
	Decolonization of history	Improved understanding of fishing and boatbuilding practices in an understudied area of the globe