Climate Action El Salvador Project #41717

Help 100 communities adapt to climate change

by EcoViva NFP

Help 100 communities adapt to climate change

Project Report | Feb 23, 2021
Our Partners are Creating Lasting Change

By Mallory McDaniel | Communications and Outreach Manager

A Salvadoran farmer in his corn field

Hello friends,

Last year, you showed extraordinary compassion and solidarity for our partners in El Salvador and Honduras. Your support strengthened community resilience to better face the compounding crises of a global pandemic and climate change fueled hurricanes.

Thanks to you,

Red COMAL delivered emergency supplies to over 1,500 rural farmers after back-to-back hurricanes destroyed homes and devastated crops in Honduras.
Red COMAL purchased over 13,000 pounds of seeds to help farmers re-establish their fields.
The Mangrove Association built 15 community-led poultry farms, established 48 corn plots and 20 fruit orchards, and distributed 5,000 vegetable seedlings throughout the Bajo Lempa.
AMBAS built a community garden to support sustainable food security for the residents of Barra de Santiago.

Please read our most recent newsletter to learn more about your impact.

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