The Resource Foundation has created a series of case studies to highlight issues affecting the region and innovative ways in which our local affiliates are addressing these needs. Current case studies include:
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Access to Water: According to the Pan American Health Organization, health conditions in Honduras are among the worst in the Western Hemisphere. APP, one of The Resource Foundation’s Honduran affiliates, is addressing the scarcity of safe water sources by working with community members to construct and maintain sustainable potable water projects, while also promoting long-term development. Learn more >>
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Diabetes in Mexico: Mexico’s population is the second most overweight in the world and Type 2 diabetes is now the country’s leading cause of death, according to the Pan American Health Organization. TRF affiliate, IMIFAP, is working to reduce the incidence of obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases through educational programs that focus on the acquisition of health knowledge and the development of life skills in marginalized communities. Learn more >>
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Ecotourism in El Salvador: El Imposible National Park in El Salvador is a tropical mountain forest, which is home to a spectacular array of flora and fauna. SalvaNATURA, one of TRF’s affiliates, has managed and protected El Imposible since 1991. As part of its effort to encourage sustainable livelihoods, families living near El Imposible participate in the park management alongside SalvaNATURA by working as security guards or tourism guides. Learn more >>
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