Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador

by Mangrove Association
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador
Extend Resilient Women-led Farming in El Salvador

Project Report | Aug 19, 2026
Resilience against climate change

By Carmen Argueta | President

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Banana

Dear friends,

This year is challenging for everyone and everywhere. In El Salvador, the variations in temperature due to the lack of rain are affecting farmers. This is a big issue, and we see many challenges in producing food. Our farmers are fighting against the effects of climate change by looking for alternatives to produce their own food. This is not easy, and people lose some of the crops and vegetables due to the high temperatures. Even with this happening, some of the farmers still produce some food by implementing family vegetable gardens and agroecology plots.

What we did last time include:

  • Implement 10 vegetable farms to produce food for at least 50 people, who will also share food with others.
  • Build four chicken coops to produce eggs and chicken

What are we looking for:

  • To produce at an agroecological level with a new alternative to fight against insects that affect crops, fruits, and vegetables. We are working with some partners to obtain beneficial insects that remove insects that affect the agroecological plots.
  • To implement aquaponics to produce fish and, at the same time, fertilizers for the vegetable gardens. This technique will require the use of solar panels, so the families don´t need to pay big bills of electricity.
  • To install irrigation systems that avoid the waste of water and help to keep the crops and vegetables irrigated. The systems are intended to reduce production costs of productions while water is saved.

We thank you for your support and at the same time, ask you to support our new ideas to be more resilient at this time.

With love from El Salvador,

 

Carmen Argueta

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diversified farm
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green bean
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Mar 19, 2026
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Mangrove Association

Location: Jiquilisco, Usulutan - El Salvador
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Carmen Argueta
Jiquilisco , Usulutan El Salvador
$27,810 raised of $40,000 goal
 
304 donations
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