Drought puts the food security of thousands of families in the Dry Corridor to the test

Drought, climate variability, rural poverty, and limited income-generating opportunities are severely testing the food security of thousands of families in the Dry Corridor of Honduras. The agricultural and livestock sectors face losses and reductions in production due to these adverse conditions.

This ongoing environmental and economic pressure directly heightens the vulnerability of local populations who rely heavily on farming and livestock for their sustenance and livelihoods.