The Central American Dry Corridor, spanning six countries and home to 11.5 million people, is highly vulnerable to climate change, with droughts and land degradation threatening food and water security. The RECLIMA project in El Salvador restores ecosystems and strengthens climate resilience through native tree planting, agroforestry, and sustainable land management. So far, it has restored tens of thousands of hectares, improved soil and water health, and reduced millions of tonnes of CO₂. The project is part of broader regional efforts to reverse land degradation and support rural livelihoods.