O que funciona em Honduras

Honduras faces significant challenges in rural education access and student retention, with rural schools comprising approximately 80% of the school network and facing geographic isolation and weak connectivity—issues that Educación Digital Rural e Inclusiva addressed by reaching 29 schools and over 1,000 educators through low-tech and digital learning tools. The country has made measurable progress on women's political representation, with Honduras ParticiPaz contributing to a 6% increase in women elected to the National Congress (reaching 27.3%) and a 45% increase in municipal representation between 2020 and 2021. To address school dropout risks, Honduras launched SART, a national early-warning platform identifying at-risk students across all 18 departments, though a 2024 fact-check found dropout-reduction claims "not verified" due to incomplete data. Additionally, Paskaia demonstrates Indigenous-led environmental management in La Mosquitia, with Miskito fire brigades protecting over 1,600 hectares of pine savanna and benefiting 319 families.