Monitoring and evaluation of forest conditions and management performance are necessary to assure the sustainability of forest management. FORM Ghana has established a monitoring system to be able to evaluate its performance and adapt its management when necessary. The monitoring system consists of several activities aimed at collecting different types of information, the method of monitoring used depending on what is best suited per type of information.
Reports on the monitoring activities can be found below.

- Monitoring Biodiversity in Asubima Forest Reserve (February 2011, Noor de Laat)

FORM Ghana applies a system of monitoring in which annually information is gathered. The process of evaluation and adaptation will lead to further fine-tuning of management.
The 2010 monitoring report informs on the various monitoring activities that have taken place in 2010, and what has been learned from it. The 2010 monitoring report can be downloaded here.

- 2010 Monitoring Report (January 2011, T.H.V. Wanders)

- 2011 Monitoring Report (January 2012, Ogoe, Sools & Wanders) 

- A Survey of Medium Sized Mammal in Asubima Forest Reserve (May 2011, Quansah Yawson Kenneth)

- A Survey of Snakes in Asubima Forest Reserve (May 2011, Hodoli Collins Gameli)

- A Survey of Small Mammals in the Buffer Zone Asubima Forest Reserve (May 2011, Abdulai Prosper Manu) 

- Biodiversity Monitoring in Asubima and Afrensu Brohuma Forest Reserves (October 2011, Abdulai Prosper Manu)

- High Conservation Value Forest Analysis, Asubima Forest Reserve  (December 2011, P. Westerlaan & T. Wanders)