Central America is one of the region’s most vulnerable to climate change, with countries among the most affected by floods, droughts, and landslides. These challenges are further exacerbated by inequality, poverty, and high population density. The Netherlands leverages its expertise in adaptation, circular economy, smart agriculture, water, and waste management to support governments, local authorities, NGOs, and the private sector in building climate resilience and achieving climate neutrality by 2050.

With an active presence in the region, the Netherlands promotes sustainable practices that foster green and inclusive development, while facilitating the internationalization of Dutch companies offering innovative solutions. Climate action lies at the heart of these efforts: achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement requires not only greater ambition but also concrete and urgent measures.
With an active presence in the region, the Netherlands promotes sustainable practices that foster green and inclusive development, while facilitating the internationalization of Dutch companies offering innovative solutions. Climate action lies at the heart of these efforts: achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement requires not only greater ambition but also concrete and urgent measures.

In the face of the triple crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution, the Netherlands is strengthening its global climate strategy by involving young people and women in decision-making, promoting the exchange of knowledge and technologies, reinforcing its green operations, and giving greater weight to its climate diplomacy.