Delivery of 40 Water Tanks to Families in Escalón Arriba Village

The village of Escalón Arriba, located in the high, mountainous region of San Jacinto, Chiquimula, is characterized by rugged terrain and a climate that ranges from temperate to warm. Its economy depends on mountain agriculture, where coffee production and subsistence crops (corn and beans) are the mainstays of income for local families. In terms of education, the village has a preschool and a primary school. Healthcare management focuses on home-based prevention, especially on access to and storage of potable water through tanks and filters to mitigate the risk of disease in an area with limited water access. Currently, residents must travel to the health center in the urban area for medical care. Mobility presents one of the greatest challenges, as communication with the municipal capital is via steep roads, requiring two-wheel or four-wheel drive vehicles depending on the season. The community's development is closely linked to improving the road network and strengthening public infrastructure to reduce isolation and facilitate the sale of its agricultural products.