Community action in El Salvador

Heobjetivo de esta páginais to recognize, celebrate and foster the self-empowerment of community agency networks (CAN) and community groups throughout El Salvador.

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Location	El Salvador

From grassroots to global accountability – Part 2, undp.org/acceleratorlabs (July 14, 2022)

Summary

1 Sustainability networks and initiatives
2 Biodiversity
- 2.1 Biodiversity and endangered species
3 Ecosystem restoration
4 News and comments
5 Acerca de El Salvador
6 Near you
7 See also

Redes e iniciativas de sostenibilidad

Neighborhood initiatives in El Salvador

Biodiversidad

Biodiversidad y especies en peligro de extinción

There are eight species of sea turtles in the world, six of which nest on the coasts of Central America and four of which make their home on the coasts of El Salvador. Of these four species, the most common is the olive ridley turtle, followed by the green turtle. The other two species, the hawksbill turtle and the leatherback turtle, are much harder to find as they are critically endangered, while the olive ridley turtle and the green turtle are in danger of extinction.

Recent conservation efforts offer hope for the future of the country's biological diversity. In 1997, the government created the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources. In 1999, the National Assembly approved a general environmental framework law, although specific legislation to protect wildlife is still pending. In addition, several non-governmental organizations are doing important work to safeguard some of the country's most important forest areas. The most important of these is SalvaNatura, which manages El Imposible, the country's largest national park, under an agreement with El Salvador's environmental authorities.

Despite these efforts, much remains to be done.

^{It is estimated that in El Salvador} there are 500 species of birds, 1,000 species of butterflies, 400 species of orchids, 800 species of trees and 800 species of marine fish.

Restauración de ecosistemas

During the Bonn Challenge 3.0 High-Level Meeting held in March 2018, El Salvador announced its plans to propose aDecenio de las Naciones Unidas para la Restauración de los Ecosistemas2021-2030, with the aim of boosting existing efforts to restore degraded ecosystems. El Salvador’s leadership in ecosystem restoration emerged from its support for the Bonn Challenge, which aims to restore 350 million hectares of degraded ecosystems globally by 2030, and its endorsement of the New York Declaration on Forests. As one of six Bonn Challenge pilot countries, El Salvador has committed to restoring one million hectares, equivalent to half of the country’s territory.

Noticias y comentarios

2017

Las mujeres detrás de la histórica victoria ambiental de El Salvador, 11 de abril ^[1]

El Salvador vota por el agua en lugar del oro, 30 de marzo, Pedro Cabezas. En respuesta a la enorme presión pública, los legisladores rechazaron los llamados de las corporaciones globales y votaron a favor de proteger a la población del país y el suministro de agua prohibiendo la minería metálica. ^[2]

Acerca de El Salvador

De Wikipedia:El Salvador

El Salvador , oficialmente República de El Salvador , es un país de América Central. Limita al noreste con Honduras, al noroeste con Guatemala y al sur con el océano Pacífico. La capital y ciudad más grande de El Salvador es San Salvador. Se estima que la población del país en 2023 sería de 6,5 millones.

Cerca de ti

Véase también

Mapeo del agua en La Libertad/Appropedia como repositorio de información comunitaria – Perspectivas del Laboratorio de Aceleración del PNUD en El Salvador

Referencias

Datos de la página
Palabras clave	América Latina , países
Autores	Phil verde
Licencia	Licencia CC BY-SA 3.0
Idioma	Inglés (es)
Relacionado	0 subpáginas , 5 páginas enlazadas aquí
Alias	El Salvador
Impacto	53 páginas vistas ( más )
Creado	17 de enero de 2014 por Phil Green
Última modificación	28 de abril de 2024 por Phil Green
Citar como	Phil Green (2014–2024). «Acción comunitaria en El Salvador» . Appropedia . Consultado el 16 de octubre de 2024 .
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[1] wid.org

[2] sigualdad.org

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