What is the best way for communities to benefit from the revenue share money UWA gives to parishes surrounding parks?

BACKGROUND:
The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has been giving 20% revenue sharing to parishes neighboring the Queen Elizabeth National park every year. The money is a percentage from the get collections from tourists visiting the national park every year.
Therefore, the incense of this money is to strengthen the co-existence of the farmers with the national park their neighbor.
The case in point is Isango sub-county in Kasese district where local leaders claim they have not yet received the revenue sharing for this year totaling to 10M shillings from the Kasese district local government.
The money is handed to the district in a general cheque and then disbursed to the benefiting sub-counties through the sub-county chiefs. In this case, the sub-county Chief of Isanga Mr. Robert Baluku is accused of failing to account for ten million shillings.

QUESTION:
What is the best way for communities to benefit from the revenue share money UWA gives to parishes surrounding parks?

A. Directly handover money to parishes
B. Parishes should involve people in budgeting
C. UWA and Community must supervise the projects
D. Money be handed over to local government

INSTRUCTIONS:
To participate in this poll. Go to the message function of your phone, Type KGR (space) and answer (a,b,c,d) and send to 8585. The SMS is free of charge curtsey of Trac-FM