honduras case study

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GDP per capita

The economic output per person, which in Honduras for 2022 is US$5100.

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Life expectancy

The average lifespan of individuals, which is 71 years for males and 78 years for females in Honduras.

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MMR (Maternal Mortality Rate)

The number of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births, which is 65 in Honduras.

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IMR (Infant Mortality Rate)

The number of infant deaths per 1,000 live births, which is 15.8 in Honduras.

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Literacy rate

The percentage of people who can read and write, which is 88% in Honduras.

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Employment structure

The distribution of employment across sectors: 39% agriculture, 21% industry, and 40% services in Honduras.

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Femicide

The killing of women based purely on their gender, which is prevalent in Honduras.

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Human Rights Issues

Concerns including unlawful police force, killings over land disputes, discrimination against indigenous peoples, gang culture, and violence against women in Honduras.

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Narco-State

A country where the illegal drug trade significantly influences the economy, as seen in Honduras.

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Juan Orlando Hernandez

Former President of Honduras extradited to face drug and weapon smuggling charges.

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US$50 million security aid

Financial assistance provided by the USA to Honduras between 2010-2014 for security measures.

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Care International

An NGO working in Honduras to improve living standards within local communities.

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Kenco Coffee vs Gangs

A pilot scheme aimed at providing education and training in coffee production to youth from gang areas.

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Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR)

An agreement allowing trade opportunities for small farmers and enterprises in Honduras.

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Inequalities in urban areas

Disparities in living conditions and access to resources, particularly in cities like San Pedro Sula.

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Judicial intimidation

Acts of threats or violence faced by judges in Honduras, affecting justice delivery.

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USAID

A US government agency that supports development initiatives in Honduras to improve human rights conditions.

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Long term improvements in development

The ongoing efforts needed to tackle widespread human rights issues and achieve sustainable progress in Honduras.