Guatemala's taxonomy node mapping reflects its diverse EUDR exposure (coffee, cacao, wood, rubber), its unique community forest concession model in Petén, strong geothermal energy potential, and highland agricultural adaptation needs. AFOLU nodes for coffee and forestry are tagged Y. Geothermal and solar energy nodes are tagged Y. NbS/bioeconomy extension nodes related to the Maya forest are tagged Y. Community forest governance creates a distinct node relevance pattern not seen in the other two countries.
| Node ID | Label | latam_guatemala | Rationale |
|---|
| CT-AF-001 | Land & Soil | Y | Highland coffee soil management; Petén land restoration after slash-and-burn |
| CT-AF-002 | Forests & Woodlands | Y | Maya Biosphere Reserve — one of Mesoamerica's largest forests; community concessions |
| CT-AF-003 | Oceans & Water | partial | Motagua and Polochic river basin management; Pacific coast fisheries |
| CT-AF-004 | Ice & Snow | N | No relevance — tropical country |
| CT-AF-005 | Air & Atmosphere | partial | Guatemala City air quality; volcanic emissions monitoring |
| CT-AF-006 | Smart Farming | Y | Precision agriculture for highland coffee and cacao; cardamom production data |
| CT-AF-007 | Livestock & Fisheries | partial | Petén cattle ranching contributes to deforestation; not a major EUDR exposure |
| CT-AF-008 | Crops | Y | Coffee, cacao, cardamom — major export crops with climate vulnerability |
| CT-AF-009 | Alternative Meat & Seafood | N | No market presence |
| CT-AF-010 | Alternative Dairy & Egg | N | No market presence |
| Node ID | Label | latam_guatemala | Rationale |
|---|
| CT-EN-001 | Critical Minerals | partial | Nickel (Izabal), some metallic mineral reserves; controversial mining sector |
| CT-EN-002 | Hydrogen | N | No hydrogen development programs |
| CT-EN-003 | Nuclear | N | No nuclear program |
| CT-EN-004 | Bio & Synthetic Fuels | partial | Sugarcane ethanol and palm oil biodiesel; controversial social impacts |
| CT-EN-005 | Fossil Fuels (Transition) | partial | Oil production in Petén; transition planning needed |
| CT-EN-006 | Solar | Y | Good irradiance across Pacific slope; rural off-grid solar for remote communities |
| CT-EN-007 | Wind | partial | San Marcos wind corridor; 2 operating wind farms |
| CT-EN-008 | Geothermal | Y | Strongest geothermal potential in Central America after Costa Rica; Zunil, Amatitlán |
| CT-EN-009 | Biomass | Y | Sugarcane bagasse, coffee husk, and palm waste; significant installed capacity |
| CT-EN-010 | Hydro Tidal & Wave | partial | Hydropower significant (~30% of generation); Chixoy dam; social controversy |
| CT-EN-011 | Batteries | N | No battery production or significant storage deployment |
| CT-EN-012 | Alternative Storage | N | No alternative storage projects |
| CT-EN-013 | Grids | partial | SIEPAC interconnection; grid modernization for renewable integration |
| CT-EN-014 | EV Charging | N | Minimal EV adoption |
| CT-EN-015 | Peer-to-Peer Energy | N | No regulatory framework |
| Node ID | Label | latam_guatemala | Rationale |
|---|
| CT-IC-001 | IoT & Earth Observation | Y | CONAP Petén monitoring; satellite deforestation detection for Maya Biosphere Reserve |
| CT-IC-002 | Climate Data | Y | INSIVUMEH climate/volcanic monitoring; drought early warning for Dry Corridor |
| CT-IC-003 | Climate Finance | Y | Largest Central American capital market; CABEI green bond access; REDD+ finance |
| CT-IC-004 | Climate Risk | Y | Hurricane, drought (Corredor Seco), volcanic, and seismic risk — extremely high vulnerability |
| CT-IC-005 | Climate Insurance | partial | CCRIF SPC parametric insurance; agricultural index insurance pilots |
| CT-XS-001 | Carbon Capture & Storage | N | No CCS activity |
| CT-XS-002 | B2B Carbon Offsets | Y | Maya Biosphere Reserve REDD+ projects; active carbon credit generation |
| CT-XS-003 | B2C Carbon Offsets | partial | Tourism-linked offsets; limited scale |
| CT-XS-004 | Carbon Intelligence | partial | Limited national carbon registry; REDD+ reporting systems |
| CT-XS-005 | Carbon Accounting | partial | National GHG inventory; community forest carbon accounting for REDD+ |
| Node ID | Label | latam_guatemala | Rationale |
|---|
| CT-EX-001 | Drought-resistant crop varieties | Y | Corredor Seco drought affecting staple crops and coffee; critical food security |
| CT-EX-002 | Flood resilience (nature-based) | Y | Hurricane and tropical storm flooding; Polochic/Motagua basins |
| CT-EX-003 | Heat adaptation for agriculture | Y | Coffee rust at lower elevations; heat stress in Corredor Seco |
| CT-EX-004 | Early warning systems | Y | Volcanic, seismic, hurricane, and drought early warning critical |
| CT-EX-005 | Community-led reforestation | Y | Maya Biosphere community concession model — global best practice |
| CT-EX-006 | Mangrove restoration | partial | Pacific coast mangroves; smaller scale than Caribbean nations |
| CT-EX-007 | Silvopastoral systems | Y | Petén cattle ranching — silvopastoral as deforestation alternative |
| CT-EX-008 | Bioeconomy: NTFPs | Y | Petén community concessions: xate palm, chicle, allspice — globally significant |
| CT-EX-009 | PES platforms | Y | REDD+ payments for Maya Biosphere conservation; PINPEP incentive program |
| CT-EX-010 | Solar home systems | Y | Rural electrification gaps in Alta Verapaz, Petén, and western highlands |
| CT-EX-011 | Community biodigesters | partial | Highland livestock communities; limited scale |
| CT-EX-014 | Remote sensing deforestation monitoring | Y | Petén deforestation monitoring; CONAP surveillance; fire detection |
| CT-EX-015 | AI-powered carbon MRV | Y | Maya Biosphere REDD+ MRV requirements; community concession verification |
| CT-EX-016 | Supply chain traceability | Y | Coffee, cacao, and timber traceability for EUDR and voluntary markets |
| CT-EX-017 | Precision agriculture platforms | Y | Highland coffee, cacao, and cardamom farm management |
| CT-EX-018 | Deforestation-free certification | Y | EUDR compliance for coffee and cacao; FSC for community timber |
| CT-EX-019 | Supply chain due diligence | Y | EUDR operator obligations for Guatemalan exporters |
| CT-EX-020 | Smallholder EUDR assistance | Y | Highland coffee smallholders need EUDR compliance support |
| CT-EX-021 | EUDR operator documentation | Y | Documentation for coffee, cacao, and timber operators |
| CT-EX-022 | Cacao geolocation | Y | Alta Verapaz cacao plot mapping |
| CT-EX-023 | Cacao agroforestry monitoring | Y | Cacao under forest canopy in Alta Verapaz |
| CT-EX-032 | Cross-commodity landscape compliance | Y | Multi-commodity landscapes in Petén and Alta Verapaz |
| CT-EX-038 | Timber legality verification | Y | Community concession timber legality — FSC-certified operations in Petén |
| CT-EX-039 | Community forest management | Y | ACOFOP community concessions — global best practice for forest governance |
| CT-EX-040 | Smallholder group certification | Y | Highland coffee cooperatives; community forestry group certification |
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