The River Restoration for Climate Change Adaptation (RÍOS, in Spanish) project increased adaptive capacity across 1,900 hectares through restoration and productive reconversion, involving 2,650 producers. To encourage private investment, the project strengthened financing mechanisms and credit-readiness processes, facilitating connections between small agro-enterprises and sustainable financing sources by identifying four potential financial intermediaries. Under the leadership of the National Institute of Ecology and Climate Change (INECC, acronym in Spanish), the project established the Design Committee of the National Strategy for River Restoration (ENRR, acronym in Spanish), which includes representatives from eight government institutions.
Watersheds and Cities
In the Watersheds and Cities project, over 9,000 people participated in the adoption of best sustainable management practices. Recipient organizations formed strategic alliances with governments, businesses, and civil society to promote integrated watershed management...
