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  • Paula Bruna Velásquez Pastor tends tomato plants in Totonicapan. CWS supports local organisation CIEDEG to run a food production and nutrition programme in several areas of Guatemala. With their support, in Totonicapan in the indigenous highlands, villagers have increased their food production by using greenhouses and irrigation. FRB supports CWS to run a food security programme in the region.
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  • Andrés López García tends tomatoes in a community greenhouse. CWS supports local organisation CIEDEG to run a food production and nutrition programme in several areas of Guatemala. With their support, in Toj Mech village in the indigenous highlands, villagers have increased their food production by using greenhouses and irrigation. FRB supports CWS to run a food security programme in the region.
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  • CWS supports local organisation CIEDEG to run a food production and nutrition programme in several areas of Guatemala. With their support, in Totonicapan in the indigenous highlands, villagers have increased their food production by using greenhouses and irrigation. FRB supports CWS to run a food security programme in the region.
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  • Juan López García tends tomatoes in a community greenhouse in Toj Mech village in the indigenous highlands of Guatemala. Villagers here increased their food production by using greenhouses and irrigation.
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  • Juana Coria Chel, 24, mother of four, a Maya Ixil woman in Rio Azul, Nebaj, Guatemala. Juana takes part in an FRB-supported regional programme for food security and nutrition run by CWS through its partners CIEDEG in Guatemala, by CASM in Honduras, and by CIEETS and AMC in Nicaragua.<br />
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Staff from CWS-partner organisations (CIEDEG in Guatemala, CASM in Honduras, AMC and CIEETS in Nicaragua) were meeting in Nebaj, Guatemala, to share experience and learning on food security and nutrition in the region. The woman takes part in a food production programme run by CIEDEG.
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  • CWS supports local organisation CIEDEG to run a food production and nutrition programme in several areas of Guatemala. With their support, in the indigenous highlands of Nebaj, villagers have increased their food production by using greenhouses and irrigation. FRB supports CWS to run a food security programme in the region.
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  • CWS supports local organisation CIEDEG to run a food production and nutrition programme in several areas of Guatemala. With their support, in the indigenous highlands of Nebaj, villagers have increased their food production by using greenhouses and irrigation. FRB supports CWS to run a food security programme in the region.
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  • An indigenous girl in Rio Azul village in Nebaj. CWS supports local organisation CIEDEG to run a food production and nutrition programme in several areas of Guatemala. With their support, in the indigenous highlands of Nebaj, villagers have increased their food production by using greenhouses and irrigation. FRB supports CWS to run a food security programme in the region.
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  • Indigenous community member Petrona. CWS supports local organisation CIEDEG to run a food production and nutrition programme in several areas of Guatemala. With their support, in the indigenous highlands of Nebaj, villagers have increased their food production by using greenhouses and irrigation. FRB supports CWS to run a food security programme in the region.
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  • Maya Ixil boys during a meeting in Turanza, Nebaj, Guatemala.<br />
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Staff from CWS-partner organisations were meeting in Nebaj, Guatemala, to share experience and learning on food security and nutrition in the region. The boys families take part in a food production programme run by CIEDEG.
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  • Indigenous Maya Ixil omen talk to each other during a forum on food security and eating healthily, organised by CWS partner CIEDEG in Nebaj, Quiche, Guatemala.
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  • Portrait of Maya Ixil woman Maria Guzaro Reymundo.<br />
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Maria was attending a forum on food security and eating healthily, organised by CWS partner CIEDEG in Nebaj, Quiche, Guatemala.
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  • Indigenous Maya Ixil omen talk to each other during a forum on food security and eating healthily, organised by CWS partner CIEDEG in Nebaj, Quiche, Guatemala.
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  • Maya Ixil children during a meeting in Turanza, Nebaj, Guatemala. People had gathered to share experience and learning on food security and nutrition in the region. Under Informed Consent rules, the parents of the children would have to be tracked down to give their consent for this photo to be taken or used. The assumption is that without informed consent, the photograph shows the children in an undignified way, or it puts them in danger.
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  • CWS partner CIEETS runs a food security programme in the Carazo region of Nicaragua. As part of the programme people from ten communities meet for workshops and to share experiences. This meeting involves theological reflections on food and nutrition and what is means to work as community, for the benefit of all. Marcial leads the group in prayer.
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  • CWS partner CIEETS runs a food security programme in the Carazo region of Nicaragua. As part of the programme people from ten communities meet for workshops and to share experiences. This meeting involves theological reflections on food and nutrition and what is means to work as community, for the benefit of all. Two participants begin to write about their experiences.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Maize growing on a demonstration plot at Kucwiny Integrated Food Security Project in Uganda, supported by World Renew. The ground is covered with straw mulch, and the maize is planted with little tillage or disturbance of the soil. The soil under the mulch remains moist, and the heavier the mulch, the fewer weeds grow.
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  • Patricia Asawa, agricultural facilitator at Kucwiny Integrated Food Security Project, supported by World Renew.
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  • Pimer Oliver takes part in a women's self-help group led by the Kucwiny Integrated Food Security Project and supported by World Renew. In the group they have a village savings and loans which she has taken part in, with the profits of her work, she has bought a solar light for her house, that allows the children to study.
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  • Bithen Doreen takes part in a women's self-help group led by the Kucwiny Integrated Food Security Project and supported by World Renew. In the group they have a village savings and loans project, they have also done training on gender issues, and have worked to resolve numerous family problems. Some women in the group report transformation in their family life once their husband is exposed to the thinking and reasoning of the gender training.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Marta Gutierrez lives in the community of La Vainilla, Caraza, Nicaragua. She has taken part in a CIEETS program on diversification and food security supported by CWS. “We have had the idea of improving our living standards for a long time, but it isn’t easy. The honey production has helped us. Some people questioned it, they said it was no good waiting a whole year to see the production. But we have patience, and it’s been good. We have three hives, in logs, and we spent a year before we could divide up the hives into box hives. Now we have three different types of Melipona bees. I’ve already harvested three litres of honey, but it’s not the same as honey you’d find in a shop, the color and smell is different, and it is medicinal, specially for the eyes and for coughs, but also for women, for period pains. Chipiza is really tiny, jicote chipiza is another. I go to all the farmer markets, fairs, I sell mangos, jocotes, vegetables, a bit of everything, even soft cheese, eggs. With this project I’ve been growing new things, citrus fruits, squash, onions”.
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  • Maiingrwoth Sandrah, daughter of Pimer Oliver. Oliver takes part in a women's self-help group led by the Kucwiny Integrated Food Security Project and supported by World Renew.
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  • Women take part in a self-help group led by the Kucwiny Integrated Food Security Project and supported by World Renew. In the group they have a savings and loans project and have also done training on gender issues, and have worked to resolve numerous family problems. Some women in the group report transformation in their family life once their husband is exposed to the thinking and reasoning of the gender training.
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  • Kulu Peace takes part in a women's self-help group led by the Kucwiny Integrated Food Security Project and supported by World Renew. In the group they have a village savings and loans project, they have also done training on gender issues, and have worked to resolve numerous family problems. Some women in the group report transformation in their family life once their husband is exposed to the thinking and reasoning of the gender training.
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  • Awachango Grace takes part in a women's self-help group led by the Kucwiny Integrated Food Security Project and supported by World Renew. In the group they have a village savings and loans project, they have also done training on gender issues, and have worked to resolve numerous family problems. Some women in the group report transformation in their family life once their husband is exposed to the thinking and reasoning of the gender training.
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  • "I am Ngassani William Magesse, I work with the Christian Council of Tanzania as a programme officer responsible for climate change, environment and food security, we are part of the ACT Alliance. We do expect that the final agreement from Paris to be positive, but as many brackets are still in the document, we donít know what actually will come out of COP21. We hope that the developed world will do much better to make the earth a better place to live. We need to make sure that they reduce their carbon emissions."
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  • Flor Alvarado with her daughter Yosaris Fabiola, they live in Cabanas, Copan, Honduras. Their family takes part in a CASM-supported project on food security.
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  • Flor Alvarado with her daughter Yosaris Fabiola, they live in Cabanas, Copan, Honduras. Their family takes part in a CASM-supported project on food security.
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  • Lourdes Canan Oaxaca, 17, is expecting a baby early in 2021.She lives in Carrizalón, Copan, Honduras. Her community works with CASM on food security issues and has recently been badly affected by the loss of harvest because of hurricanes Eta and Iota.
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  • Lourdes Canan Oaxaca, 17, is expecting a baby early in 2021.She lives in Carrizalón, Copan, Honduras. Her community works with CASM on food security issues and has recently been badly affected by the loss of harvest because of hurricanes Eta and Iota.
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  • Flor Alvarado with her daughter Yosaris Fabiola, they live in Cabanas, Copan, Honduras. Their family takes part in a CASM-supported project on food security.
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  • Lourdes Canan Oaxaca, 17, is expecting a baby early in 2021.She lives in Carrizalón, Copan, Honduras. Her community works with CASM on food security issues and has recently been badly affected by the loss of harvest because of hurricanes Eta and Iota.
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  • Lourdes Canan Oaxaca, 17, is expecting a baby early in 2021.She lives in Carrizalón, Copan, Honduras. Her community works with CASM on food security issues and has recently been badly affected by the loss of harvest because of hurricanes Eta and Iota.
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  • Indigenous community member Maria (R) with Petrona (L) in the community greenhouse. In the indigenous highlands of Nebaj, villagers have increased their food production by using greenhouses and irrigation. .
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