1) El Salvador is highly vulnerable to climate change impacts like extreme rainfall and drought due to its location and topography. Over 88% of its land is at risk of hazards like landslides and flooding. 2) El Salvador's National Landscape and Ecosystem Restoration Program aims to restore degraded lands through establishing climate-resilient agroforestry systems and recovering critical ecosystems to regain ecosystem services. 3) The program has identified restoration opportunities across 400,000 hectares to be implemented between 2018-2022, transitioning landscapes from activities like maize and bean crops to agroforestry systems and improving mangrove and riparian forest restoration.