
To talk about climate change is to think about adaptation and vulnerability
At the close of 2022, the Climate Change Institute participated in the fifth meeting of the Climate Change Adaptation and Vulnerability Roundtable of the Guatemalan
At the close of 2022, the Climate Change Institute participated in the fifth meeting of the Climate Change Adaptation and Vulnerability Roundtable of the Guatemalan
Can you imagine your house flooded? Today more than 8 THOUSAND PEOPLE from several communities do no longer have to think about this nightmare; find
The ICC, together with social stakeholders from Sololá, presented the results and products of the climate change and food security project financed by the Spanish
To commemorate World Soil Day (December 5th), the ICC as a member of the Guatemalan Alliance for Soil Management invites you to take part in
Alma Santos, researcher at ICC, took part in the online seminar: “The power of maps to recover soils and food security in the region”, an
Today, November 15, the ICC shared experiences and results in a discussion organized by the Central American Agricultural Council -CAC-, whose regional entity operates under
The ICC will share experiences in the webinar: Geographic Information Systems (GIS) The power of maps to recover soils and food security in Central America.
The ICC is preparing to celebrate the World Soil Day -December 5th-. The institute has joined the global campaign of the Food and Agriculture Organization
The ICC participated today November 7th in the first day of the Climate Change Forum organized by the Center for Corporate Social Responsibility Action in
With the purpose of strengthening the capacities of professionals who contribute with their talent at the Climate Change Institute -ICC-, the communications specialist Kevin Roger
Find weather information from Southern Guatemala generated by the 32 and 6 in El Salvador, automatic stations. Information available is rainfall, temperature, relative humidity, leaf wetness, solar radiation, wind direction, wind speed.
This information is available for researchers, scientists, professors, students and the general public. Data is generated by the ICC’s automatic meteorological station network and is available through the website http://redmet.icc.org.gt/