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The Smart Tap System, funded with support from USAID and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, is helping to make it safer, faster, and easier for people to collect the water they need for drinking, washing, and planting.

A farmer uses a USAID/CSP-provided solar-powered mobile welding station to repair irrigation lines, minimize water losses, and maintain livelihoods amidst ongoing economic crises through renewable energy solutions.

Henry Cuadrado and Edilma López are two cocoa farmers who have given everything for their crops, including having to live with armed actors, survive droughts, and weather economic crises.

Pteah Baitong program replaces farmers' gasoline and diesel pumps with solar versions. Every family saves on average 1 ton of CO2 emissions per year.

Today, a woman like Eugenia Jiménez (63 years old), with almost 5 acres of cocoa crop, shows that women can not only do farm work but can also be an example for younger women who have always sought role models in Colombia.