Guatemala

Climate adaptation and mitigation
News

Smart smallholder fertilizer management practices to address food security and climate change.

Capacity development
News

Women researchers from Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala and Peru work alongside each other on innovative project and build bonds in the hope of completing future projects.

Capacity development
News

More than 20 participants attended the genetic resources and seed production courses delivered by CIMMYT scientists in Antigua, Guatemala.

Climate adaptation and mitigation
Features

Climate-resilient soil fertility management by smallholders in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

Nutrition, health and food security
Press releases

Regional CGIAR Initiative will improve the livelihoods of farmers, and the resilience and competitiveness of agrifood systems, in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Climate adaptation and mitigation
News

The new AgriLAC Resiliente Initiative will increase resilience, ecosystem services and the competitiveness of agrifood innovation systems in the region.

Nutrition, health and food security
Explainers

Water, heat and lime transform grain in a traditional Central American maize processing method.

Nutrition, health and food security
News

New study in the Western Highlands of Guatemala confirms relation between milpa intercropping diversity and nutritional capacity.

Gender equality, youth and social inclusion
Features

Assessing the approach’s potential and limitations for strengthening the livelihoods of the rural poor, a new book draws conclusions applicable across the development field.

Innovations
Features

Monitor, Evaluation and Learning Manager uses technological tools to streamline data gathering and analysis for improved project design.

Nutrition, health and food security
Press releases

New research recommends targeted assistance and engagement with small farmers in rural Guatemala to improve livelihoods and reduce migration pressures.

Nutrition, health and food security
Blogs

The effect of factors limiting production differs across regions, researchers observe.