🇸🇻El Salvador

In El Zapote, Suchitoto, 96 solar panels now run the community well system that supplies more than 2,500 families.

In May 2026 the Salvadoran Red Cross triggered its drought protocol on a rainfall forecast, putting cash and trucked water into Morazán and La Unión before crops failed.

A grassroots community group is hand-dredging clogged mangrove channels to bring fish, shrimp and floodwater relief back to El Salvador's Jiquilisco Bay.

A grassroots nonprofit is bringing household water storage, filtration, and sanitation to a rural Salvadoran community where contaminated water once left most residents with parasites.