Qué funciona en Honduras

Honduras faces significant rural education challenges, with rural schools comprising ~80% of the national school network and facing geographic isolation and weak connectivity; the Educación Digital Rural e Inclusiva project piloted low-tech and digital learning tools across 29 schools and reached over 1,000 educators, though quantified student learning outcomes were not documented. The country has implemented systemic interventions to address dropout risk through the SART early-warning platform, which flags at-risk students across all 18 departments with a focus on displaced and migrant children, though government dropout-reduction claims remain unverified due to incomplete data. Beyond education, Honduras has advanced women's political representation through the ParticiPaz programme, which trained 60+ women candidates and contributed to a 6% increase in women elected to National Congress (reaching 27.3%) and a 45% increase in women's municipal representation in the 2021 elections.