A CRS publication that examines the best practices to increase water productivity. Improving water productivity is critical to avoid a water crisis, maintain sufficient water to sustain ecosystems, and to satisfy a growing urban and industrial demand for water. Agronomic …
View ResourceBaseline data collected through the CRS Water Smart Agriculture Program for Mesoamerica, which operated from 2015 – 2021 in Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador, reflected many of the above-described regional trends. The program recruited 421 women as demonstration farmers, …
In November of 2016, a CRS led group of technical staff, local partners, and farmers from Bolivia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua visited the Howard G. Buffet Foundation Center for No-Till Agriculture (CNTA) in Amanchia, Ghana. This video, narrated …
Over the past decade, some Central American countries have suffered from frequent drought. In 2015, El Salvador suffered from its fourth episode of drought. This video demonstrates the drought resilience of families who have adopted ASA practices, especially those who …
In collaboration with Limnotech, an environmental engineering and science firm, we have developed a tool that allows us to model hydrological impacts of different types of farm management. The WBC is a free, online interactive tool designed to give farmers …