energy: preliminary economic evaluations in Guatemala, identified that the energy efficiency (EE) and energy subsectors. Renewable (RE) have a greater opportunity to reduce emissions. • In the land use sector: the National Emissions Reduction Program of Guatemala seeks to achieve a decrease in net GHG emissions for the period 2016-2020, of 4.19 million tCO₂ per year, which is equivalent to 36.5% of current emissions. Guatemala has a total of 272 stations installed, of which 176 are meteorological, 83 are hydrometeorological, two are oceanographic, four lakes and seven environmental (it has one station every 400 km²) (MARN, 2011). It is necessary to direct efforts to expand the network of stations, in quantity and quality, to generate scientific information on the climate, especially those variables related to climate change.