Our Programs

This project promotes trade and investment, mobilizes financial services, upgrades productive infrastructure, and improves private sector competitiveness, benefiting poor and vulnerable populations, particularly Indigenous youth.

This project improves governance of key institutions and increases citizen voice and responsibility by enhancing dialogue and advocacy for key new reforms by civil society, the legislature, and the executive branch, in addition to supporting the implementation and enforcement of key recently approved reforms.

This activity will improve the health and nutritional status of women and children in the Western Highlands by strengthening institutions implementing health and nutrition policies.

The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), in coordin

The goal of "HIV Prevention, Care, and Treatment" is to support El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Panama in reaching the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV and AIDS (UNAIDS) 95-95-95 targets by 2030 such that 95% of people living with HIV know their HIV status, 95% of people living with HIV who know their HIV-positive status will access treatment, and 95% of people on treatment will have suppressed viral loads, resulting in epidemic control.

This project supports the growth and economic resilience of agribusinesses through training in agricultural and business practices and technologies, diversification of value chains, and private sector investment.

This project strengthens the institutions of the Guatemalan security and justice sector to reduce criminal impunity and more effectively investigate, prosecute and prosecute the crimes that drive illegal migration.

This project brings together diverse sectors and stakeholders within communities in the Western Highlands to identify and address the main drivers of social conflict at the familial, community, and municipal levels.

This project supports governments and civil society partners to provide comprehensive prevention services targeted to high risk individuals, such as non-discriminatory counseling and testing services with a focus on strengthening linkage of HIV-positive individuals to appropriate treatment.

This project supports youth in high migration areas of Guatemala access to education, employment, and entrepreneurship opportunities while providing youth with basic life skills so that they can actively contribute to their communities.

This project increases food security among rural households in Guatemala by strengthening the capacity of extension agents and community promoters in planning, organizing, managing, and delivering rural extension services.

This project strengthens governance in the MBR by supporting field patrols and judicial processes to ensure enforcement of laws and prosecution of offenders, enhancing public and civil society participation in governance, investing in tourism development, and protecting the region’s archaeological heritage.