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Regenerative agriculture to strengthen the adaptation of productive systems to climate change in El Merendón, San Pedro Sula
Youth for Conservation of Honduras (JPC), led since 2025 by APAH, trains young people as environmental promoters to promote sustainable agricultural practices in the face of soil degradation and climate variability. In September 2026, Class XVI received training in regenerative agriculture in El Merendón, including soil conservation, organic fertilizers and natural crop management, to strengthen agricultural resilience to droughts and changes in rainfall.
- Measure
- Agriculture
- Territory
- Broadleaf forest and cloud forest
- Youth participation
- The Association of Environmental Promoters (APAH), founded in 2020 by graduates of Jóvenes para la Conservación Honduras (JPC) and with 230 members, has led the program since 2025. Certified youth leaders guide the participants, who lead local trainings in their communities.