Knowledge & Capacity
Agronomists, farmer education, certification support, and ongoing on-farm assistance.
Our purpose: Strengthen the resilience of smallholder producers in Central America and the ecosystems they depend on.
Sol Impact improves rural livelihoods and climate resilience among smallholder growers in Central America by helping them adopt regenerative agriculture. We provide the support and infrastructure that give smallholder growers equal advantages accessing global markets.
2Programs in Nicaragua and Guatemala
1,100Independent growers reached in 2026
1,800Hectares enrolled
35+Grower communities reached
Includes 60 new producers in Guatemala and active sustainable agriculture initiatives across Central America.
Why it matters
Markets have not been equal.
Decades of industrialization and globalization have favored large-scale tropical commodities, leaving smallholder producers of specialty fruits struggling to compete in global trade.
We use catalytic philanthropic capital to reduce the risks farmers face as they transition to regenerative agriculture, investing in training, technical assistance, climate adaptation, and community infrastructure that commercial markets alone often cannot finance.
De-risking the transition.
Knowledge, capital, infrastructure, and community leadership make regenerative agriculture viable for small farms.
Capital & Infrastructure
Affordable finance, seedlings, water access, collection centers, and bankability pathways.
Community & Leadership
Women leadership, farmer organizations, and peer learning across farming communities.
Market Durability
Preparation for export markets that can generate income beyond a single project cycle.
Impact Areas
We work where social equity, environmental health, and market access meet.
Organic & Regenerative Agriculture
Support farmers as they adopt practices that improve soil health, biodiversity, and long-term productivity.
Climate Resilience
Help farming communities adapt to drought, shifting rainfall, and extreme weather.
Inclusive Rural Development
Improve livelihoods through training, market access, community investment, and income generation.
Food System Transformation
Grow the network of smallholder producers using organic and regenerative practices across Central America.
Development initiatives should become long-term assets.
Our approach turns training, certification, finance, and infrastructure into durable capacity growers can use to invest in farms, diversify income, and adapt to a changing climate.