Before year’s end, the countries in what is known as the Central American Dry Corridor, as well as the Dry Arch area of Panama, will be able to access an online platform and a knowledge network being created to assist them in deciding how best to develop their rural territories and adapt agriculture to climate change at the local, national and regional levels.

Both the GeoWeb system and the network will foster interaction among the governmental, production and academic sectors, their direct beneficiaries, in addressing both issues.