Project HOPE's Village Health Bank Program continues to transform the lives of impoverished women in Honduras. Between 1992 and 2015, over 24 million in microloans were extended to more than 27,000 women. Project HOPE also provided over 18,000 health eduion sessions to program members, which led to significant improvements in health, both through increased .

 · The Platanares project is the first geothermal project in Honduras and is regulated by the Law to Promote the Generation of Electric Energy by Renewable Resources, which was enacted in October 2007. Under this law, the project benefits from a joint payment guarantee of the government of Honduras and ENEE for power produced and from an income tax .

Type. Date. NDA nomination letter for Honduras. NDA nomination. 21 Feb 2022. Ecosystembased Adaptation to increase climate resilience in the Central American Dry Corridor and the Arid Zones of the Dominican Republic CABEI. Approved funding proposal. 23 Nov 2021. Environmental and social safeguards (ESS) report for FP174: Ecosystembased ...

Project in Honduras Trees, Water People Honduran Association for Development Aprovecho Research Center Protecting the Environment and Family Health. Trees, Water People TWP is a 501(c)(3) notforprofit organization that improves people's lives by helping communities protect, conserve and manage the natural resources upon which their longterm wellbeing depends . .

Turísticas de Honduras and Centro Estudios Marinos) designed a project focused on strengthening collaborative marine governance across the Atlántida seascape in order to achieve the intended longterm project impact ( change outside the scope of the project). Five outputs were identified as necessary to

Collaborative | Water Well Project | Honduras. Collaboration. Our main focus is to provide a sustainable solution that provides as much access to clean water as possible. We research within the community to see what type of solution will be the best fit and have the best return on our investment. we work with community leaders and rely on their input to give us the best insight .

 · The project entitled "Women in Agricultural Networks in Honduras" found that in the department of Intibucá, there are many families engaged in subsistence agriculture, lacking access to credit and technical assistance and not producing sufficient food commodities to satisfy the market. The Pennsylvania State University and ZAMORANO, with financing from the .

 · Project in Honduras: Good practices identifies to address human trafficking in the region. 25 February 2022. A regional event organised by the IBCR and CICESCT (partner of the IBCR antitrafficking project in Honduras) took place last October in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Key actors gathered for four days in a unique space of exchange and joint ...

Project duration: . In Honduras, 70% of the population's 4 million children live in chronic or extreme poverty. This affects their family, school and community environment. Aware of the complex challenges that Honduran children face, the country has carried out several initiatives over the past years aimed at transforming these institutions and adopting legislative framework .

The project in Honduras is very unique: The construction of the "La Esperanza" dam has revived an old, decaying dam and built on the existing structures. The environmental impact is low because the size of the reservoir remained unchanged and no new areas were flooded. Due to the steep slope of the Intibucá River of 400 m, only a small amount of water is needed to .

Project Honduras is a Christian missionary organization who's goal is to improve the quality of life for Honduras residents, starting with the children and spreading to the adults. Missionaries with Project Honduras provide communities with eduion, health care, spiritual guidance, community, churchbuilding, and moneymaking projects to help them improve their quality of .

 · It is vital that existing development projects in Honduras pave the way to a more just and equal country. Agriculture. In April 2015, the and Honduras signed an agreement to promote further development of the country's agricultural landscape. This agreement resulted in nearly 50 trillion tons of corn and soybean meal provided by the to the Honduran .

The project will give 1,200 boys and s from the poorest sections of society in Honduras a quality, allrounded eduion, as well as free fulltime care and shelter. This opportunity will equip them for a brighter future which will not only help them, but also their families, break free from a cycle of poverty.

Creative Associates International is implementing the project in partnership with INVESTHonduras. The project is funded by the Global Agriculture and Food Security Program through the World Bank. It is part of the larger Alliance for the Dry Corridor, which aims to lift 50,000 families out of extreme poverty and reduce undernutrition by 20 percent in target .

The Solidarity Project supports Honduran leaders in creating positive social change in their community. Our Mesa Comunitaria microgranting project cultivates and supports Honduran leaders in addressing pressing community problems. Together with the community, Honduras leaders design, select, and execute development projects. We are unique because we .

Water1st projects in Honduras provide each with a water connection. The extra pipe and fixtures increase the total project cost, but the dividend is enormous. connections reduce the burden of fetching water to zero. Water use increases to 20 gallons per person per day. In a short time, the extra cost is totally outweighed by timesavings and improved health .