A payment scheme for environmental services is developed in the Teculután basin in Guatemala and in the Chamelecón basin, Honduras. Leveraging for project is provided by the Central American Watershed Conservation Program of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

Cleaner production and the Water Saver Toolkit (a tool for efficient water use) begins to be implemented in the Coca-Cola bottler in San Pedro Sula, Honduras (Cervecería Hondureña).

An agreement is signed between WWF and Cervecería Hondureña for the integrated management of the basins that drain the Mesoamerican Reef in Honduras.

An integrated management project is carried out in the Manchaguala sub-basin , in Honduras , where 21 agroforestry hectares are established, 21 firewood- saving stoves are built and small producers are trained . This project was carried out with the support of the Coca-Cola Foundation and the Latin Centro Business Unit.

Support continues to bottlers of Belize, Guatemala, and Honduras in efficient use of water.

Follow-up is provided to implement the Water Saver Toolkit (a tool for efficient use of water) in the Coca-Cola bottler in Honduras

An addition of 16.6 hectares of agroforestry systems is established in the Manchaguala sub – basin in Honduras, with the participation of local communities.

Hydrological studies are conducted for the Manchaguala sub-watershed and weather stations were established.

With the WADA project, capacity building for the Bonsucro production standard began with three sugar mills in Guatemala. These three mills are now certified, although the complete technical support was only carried out with the Magdalena sugar mill.

The Bonsucro certification is granted to Ingenio Azunoza

Social and Environmental Impact and High Conservation Values study ​​is carried out at the Azunosa Sugar Mill

The Project Identification Form of the “Integrated Ridge-to-Reef Management of the Mesoamerican Reef Ecoregion” (MAR2R) was approved.

Monitoring of stable isotopes in the basin of the Pasabien river is carried out

A water access system is refurbished in the El Naranjito community in Honduras

Diagnosis of the Belize River basin is carried out

Hydrological information is carried out to define strategic water reserves in Guatemala

An analysis of the geographical distribution, sectorization and prioritization of the MAR destination is carried out (Izabal, Guatemala and the north coast of Honduras)

The Regional Workshop " United Nations Convention on International Watercourses: Opportunities for management in Central America " is held

Technical assistance is provided to Agrocaribe in Guatemala, as part of the value chain.

The Integrated Management Plan for the Teculután River sub-basin is carried out

25 hectares of agroforestry systems are established in the Manchaguala sub- basin in Honduras

The project document for the Integrated Ridge-to-Reef Management of the Mesoamerican Reef Ecoregion (MAR2R) is concluded

The Watershed Management and Planning Symposium for Sustainable National Development in Belize is organized. The hydrogeological study of the Belize River basin is presented to relevant stakeholders in this meeting. This study was also carried out through the TCCC-WWF Alliance.

Ingenio Azunosa is supported with technical assistance to keep the BONSUCRO certification.

Stable isotope monitoring is carried out for the Pasabien river sub-basin

Capacity strengthening and connection with the market of the Caribe Maya initiative in Honduras and Guatemala continues

Access systems are improved to the water community tourism ventures in Cayo Quemado and Plan Grande - Quehueche in Guatemala , and East End in Honduras

LAPROCOTURH is supported by strengthening its administrative and organizational capacities, including its trademark registration

The brand design and marketing strategy is carried out with community-based sustainable tourism ventures through a counterpart from the Honduran Tourism Institute (IHT) and the Guatemalan Tourism Institute (INGUAT), as well as with grassroots NGOs such as LAPROCOTURH, ASOPROGAL and Ak 'Tenamit .

The Earth Hour event is supported with an emphasis on the importance of freshwater conservation in Guatemala, Honduras and Belize

With a counterpart from Solidaridad, technical assistance is provided to companies in the palm sector: Jaremar and Aceydesa in Honduras and Naturaceites in Guatemala.

With leverage from the Summit Foundation , the entire shrimp production sector in Belize is certified by the Aquaculture Management Council (ASC).

An agreement is signed agreement with Embotelladora Abasa Los Volcanoes to invest in forest fires prevention and control in the rÍo Pasabien sub-and thereby, work is conducted to prevent and control forest fires in that region, together with local NGO Defensores de la Naturaleza in Guatemala to protect 200 hectares in the Core Zone of the Pasabien river sub-basin

A Task Force is formed in Belize to track the Management Plan for the Belize River Basin.

The operative structure is designed for the Caribe Maya Reservations Center in Guatemala

The Magdalena sugar mill obtains the Bonsucro certification

Technical support is provided to Ingenio Tres Valles to achieve the Bonsucro certification

Development of the first management plans for the Teculután sub-basin and Pasabien sub- basin in Guatemala begins

The Alliance for Water Security of San Pedro Sula is established. To date, it continues to be in force

Improvements are made to a water collection and distribution system in communities located in the Achiotes river sub-basin in Guatemala.

Trainings to implement Green Recovery and Reconstruction Toolbox are conducted in Honduras and Guatemala.

The “Cleaner production as a tool for integrated watershed management” project begins as a funding leverage to the Alliance. The project was conducted with micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in prioritized watersheds: Motagua in Guatemala, Chamelcón in Honduras, Acelhuate in El Salvador and in the Panama Canal in Panama.

Sustainable and community-based tourism initiative continues in protected areas within the Mesoamerican Reef System in Guatemala and Honduras

The Gastronomic cultural heritage of sustainable tourism in community-based ventures is produced in protected areas of the Mesoamerican Reef System and local technical capacities are strengthened.

A video is produced to capture the concept of stable isotopes

Hydrological Climate Monitoring is produced with an emphasis on stable isotopes in the Motagua basins and the Guatemala metropolitan region

The first Strategic Water Reserves maps are generated in Guatemala

A digital application to promote responsible water consumption is completed, under the name "Duchapp"

25 hectares of agroforestry systems are established in the Manchaguala sub- basin in Honduras.

The Earth Hour event is supported with an emphasis on the importance of freshwater conservation in Guatemala, Honduras and Belize

Support was given to the Caribe Maya initiative to identify tourism products based on Cultural and Gastronomic Heritage in Guatemala and Honduras

The process to support a capacity-exchange process between Guatemala and Honduras on prevention and control of forest fires is documented through a video.

The Sierra de las Minas Water Fund is supported through a study to identify funding opportunities derived from its perception within local stakeholders.

Education actions around responsible consumption and waste management begin and continue to date

Water access systems are established to involve communities in integrated management in different communities of Los Achiotes, East End , Cangrejal, Cayo Quemado. Maintenance is provided to El Naranjito water access system.

The Belize River Basin Management Plan is developed

The first calculation of the ecological flow of the Teculután river basin is carried out

An agreement is signed with the Ministry of the Environment of Honduras to implement the Strategic Water Reserves Network in Honduras

A water access system is refurbished, including purification operations in the Belize river basin, benefiting 950 members of the Arenal Village community . 50 people from this community were trained in integrated watershed management

A study of High Conservation Values ​​is developed for the Manchaguala sub- basin in Honduras

The San Pedro Sula Water Security Alliance is launched

50 hectares of agroforestry systems continue to be productive ad 27 small producers are trained in good agricultural production practices

260 hectares of forest are protected in the core area of the Pasabien sub-basin in Zacapa, Guatemala

A High Conservation Values study is conducted in plantations within the Magdalena sugar mill in Guatemala

The Caribe Maya initiative continues to be supported with tools to strengthen its market promotion capacities and capacity building for sustainable community-managed tourism ventures in Guatemala and Honduras. The Caribe Maya Reservations Center was implemented in Guatemala

Climate and Hydrological Monitoring is developed with an emphasis on stable isotopes in the Manchaguala sub-basin and the San Pedro Sula Valley

Field Hydrological and Climatic Monitoring is developed in the metropolitan region of Guatemala and in the Motagua river basin in Guatemala

The adapted Water Reserves methodology is applied for the first time in Guatemala.

GEF approves the Integrated Ridge-to-Reef Management of the Mesoamerican Reef Ecoregion (MAR2R) project , which includes topics carried out through the WWF-TCCC Alliance.

Local capacities for forest fires prevention and control are strengthened to protect the Sierra del Merendón Reserve Zone, in Honduras with the support of local NGO Defensores de la Naturaleza.

In partnership with the National Cleaner Production Centers in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Panama, support is provided for capacity building of university professors (51), university students ( 354) and staff of MSMEs (133). In the region of the Mesoamerican Reef System , capacities are strengthened for a total of : 28 professors, 210 university students and 97 MSMEs staff. Agreements are signed with eight universities to strengthen capacities in Cleaner Production: 2 in El Salvador, 3 in Guatemala, 2 in Honduras and one in Panama

33 agreements were signed with MSMEs to conduct on the ground evaluations: 6 in El Salvador, 6 inn Guatemala, in Honduras and 3 in Panama) The Earth Hour event is supported with emphasis on the importance of conservation freshwater in Guatemala, Honduras and Belize

The Earth Hour event is supported with emphasis on the importance of conservation freshwater in Guatemala, Honduras and Belize

The Integrated Ridge-to-Reef Management of the Mesoamerican Reef Ecoregion (MAR2R) project begins implementation by CCAD

CCAD and the Ministry of the Environment of Guatemala and Ministry of Environment of Honduras agree to work in the Bobos river watershed as a demonstrative case of transboundary watershed management.

An agreement is signed with the Central American Higher University Council (CSUCA) to develop activities at the university level that contribute to training on the issue of cleaner production and its application as a tool for integrated watershed management.

The content of the Diploma in Cleaner Production is developed as a tool for Integrated Watershed Management with a duration of 90 hours distributed in 7 modules.

Based on the capacities formed in 2017, the Environmental Management of the Municipality of San Pedro Sula protects 4,000 hectares of the Merendón Reserve Zone, in Honduras, through fire prevention and control activities.

The Sustainability Guiding Principles Guide for the Sugar Sector in Honduras is produced in conjunction with APAH.

Water resource conservation and management capacities are strengthened in Caribbean Maya tourism enterprises..

Two water access systems are rehabilitated, including purification in the Zacate river micro-basin in Honduras, benefiting 5,168 members of two communities. Reforestation activities were carried out on 2 hectares, with members of the El Pino community in this micro-basin.

The maintenance of 50 hectares of agroforestry systems in the Manchaguala sub-basin in Honduras is supported.

Through the project Cleaner Production and private sector, 835 people were trained: 53 professors, 406 university students, 360 staff MSMEs and 16 people from the National Centers for Cleaner Production in cleaner production and its role in managing integrated of basins. Of the total of people trained, the following are part of the MAR region : 30 professors, 250 university students and 230 MPYMES staff.

More than 75,000 pounds of recyclable materials are collected through responsible consumption and recycling education activities.

425 hectares of forest are protected in the Pasabien sub-basin through forest fire prevention and control actions.

The concept of Water Reserves is socialized with MARN and INAB, in Guatemala.

The development of the Five-Year Plan of the Thematic Table of the Water Ecosystem Service Associated with Forests is supported.

The Strategic Plan and governance instruments for the Alliance for Water Security of San Pedro Sula, Honduras, are carried out.

Members of the San Pedro Sula Water Security Alliance are trained in the Green Recovery and Reconstruction Toolbox

The Caribe Maya Sustainable Tourism Network is established in Izabal, Guatemala.

The Association of Sugar Producers of Honduras (APAH) validated the Guide of Sustainability Guiding Principles in sugar mills of Honduras.

WWF together with the Association of Sugar Producers of Honduras (APAH) and Honduran mills generated the map of hydrographic basins linked to the sugar sector in Honduras.

5 companies are consolidated to be Members of the Alliance for Water Security of San Pedro Sula.

The registration of the “Caribe Maya unplugged” trademark in the countries of the Mesoamerican Reef System is concluded as an initiative to promote community-based tourism.

XX environmental education activities are carried out in educational centers and communities in Guatemala and Honduras to promote responsible consumption and recycling. The Recíclalos platform is developed and the Coca-Cola System adds to its strengthening.

A new process of socialization of the management plans of the Pasabien and Teculután sub-basin with government authorities begins.

The diagnosis of the transboundary sub-basin of the Bobos river between Guatemala and Honduras is developed.

Samples were conducted for stable isotope analysis in selected basins in Honduras and Guatemala.

The socialization of the proposed methodology and the map of Strategic Water Reserves of Guatemala began and an implementation route was made. The map was validated and an inter-institutional opinion was signed (with MARN, CONAP, INAB, IGN, INSIVUMEH and WWF) to continue with the institutionalization process.

The Minister of Environment of Guatemala includes Strategic Water Reserves topic in its proposal for a Framework Policy for Water Resources.

Forest fire prevention and control actions continue to be implemented in the Pasabien river sub-basin with the support of the Abasa - Los Volcanes bottler, including 10 hectares of reforestation, and an inter-institutional communication campaign is being developed with CONAP.

Recognition is given to four companies from Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Panama for their work in the implementation of cleaner production. This event was organized jointly with CCAD who called e m dam outstanding of each country from the top three.

The conservation of the jaguar habitat in Sierra de las Minas and Sierra de Merendón is supported through the Management Plans prepared.

The Strategic Water Reserves initiative of Guatemala is socialized with representatives of government authorities in Honduras and a work plan is established to replicate the experience.

Leverage work begins with small palm producers Hondupalma

The Management Plan for the Pasabien River sub-basin is selected as a case of implementation of Ecosystem-based Adaptation.

The Specific Management Plan for the Water Resources of the Manchaguala River sub-basin is prepared and it is socialized with the relevant communities and stakeholders.

In Guatemala, training on ecological flow is carried out for public sector entities within the framework of Strategic Water Reserves.

In collaboration with the project of the Integrated Management of the Basin to the Reef of the Mesoamerican Reef Ecoregion (MAR2R) project, pilot projects are carried out to implement the Specific Management Plan of the Manchaguala River sub-basin, in charge of the Merendón Foundation. The Cleaner Production Center in Honduras works a sustainability mechanism for the San Pedro Sula Water Security Alliance.

In collaboration with the Integrated Management of the Basin to the Reef of the Mesoamerican Reef Ecoregion (MAR2R) project, pilot projects are carried out for the integrated management of the basin in the Sierra de las Minas in the sub-basins of the Jones, Hato and Mayuelas rivers. In addition, the sustainability mechanism for the Sierra de las Minas Water Fund is supported.

500 hectares of protected forest are maintained in the core part of the Pasabien river sub-basin with the support to the Abasa - Los Volcanes bottler within the framework of the Management Plan.

Two water access projects are implemented in the Manchaguala river sub-basin, benefiting 388 people, providing 7,760 liters of water per day.

50 hectares of agroforestry systems are maintained, and communities are strengthened to make these systems sustainable.

The methodology and preliminary map of Strategic Water Reserves for Honduras is developed, which was socialized and validated. The National Water Reserves Committee of Honduras is created.

The San Pedro Sula Water Security Alliance is 5 years old and continues to function.

Carbon fixation is calculated in various activities supported by the WWF-TCCC Alliance (agroforestry systems, forest protection, reforestation of riparian forest).

Members of the San Pedro Sula Water Security Alliance are trained using the Green Guide for Natural and Nature-Based Flood Management developed by WWF.

The protocol for the Sustainability Principles Guide for the sugar sector in Honduras is developed and the capacities of the six mills in Honduras in integrated watershed management are strengthened.

The Internal Committee of the Ministry of the Environment of Guatemala is created to implement the Strategic Water Reserves.

Institutionalization process of Strategic Water Reserves for Guatemala by the Ministry of Environment of Guatemala begins.

The Management Plan of the Teculután sub-basin in Guatemala is socialized. Leverage is achieved by Ambev to implement the forest fires control and prevention plan.

A precompetitive platform is established to promote responsible consumption and recycling in Guatemala, with the name "Recíclalos."

In conjunction with the Climate Change Private Institute of Guatemala, maps are generated on climate hazards in the sub-basin of the Teculután and Pasabien rivers to include the resilience approach in the management plans. This type of map is also generated for the sub-basin of the Madre Vieja River. The maps were validated with relevant stakeholders and communities.

The preparation of the early warning system for the sub-basin of the Pasabien River in Guatemala begins.

Within the framework of the Integrated Management Plan for the Belize River basin, a nursery, agroforestry demonstration plots and reforestation of the banks of the Mopán River are established in coordination with Friends for Conservation and Development.

Through the Cleaner Production project and the private sector, a total of 997 people were trained: 111 professors, 430 university students, 440 personnel from MSMEs and 16 people from the National Cleaner Production Centers in cleaner production and their role in the integrated watershed management. From these totals, the following persons are from the MAR region: 65 professors, 250 university students and 267 MSMEs personnel. A total of 58 MSMEs participated: 14 in Guatemala and 14 in Honduras. Awareness raising was also conducted, reaching a total of 1,054 persons. Of these, 549 were from Guatemala and Honduras.