Sendas publishes independent research dedicated to advancing understanding of the economic challenges and opportunities facing Honduras, and to supporting the development of strategies for sustainable growth that reduce poverty.
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Blog June 2026
Honduran Electricity Reform Needs a Leader
Without clear, empowered leadership and a real mandate, reform will not happen.
Blog June 2026
Electricity: Sendas’ First Bet
Electricity as a starting point for economic growth in Honduras.
Policy Brief June 2026
Another law — or the electricity sector reform Honduras needs
Diagnosis and roadmap for lasting transformation.
Radar Económico May 2026
The First 100 Days: Are We on Track?
Quarterly interpretive analysis of Honduras's most relevant economic developments and their interconnections.
Paper DECEMBER 2025
Arrested Development
How Honduras’ growth strategy ran out of steam — and what comes next.
All Publications
- June 2026 Energy reform: a necessary step that does not guarantee results Note
- April 2026 Remittances: the net that holds but does not lift Infobyte
- March 2026 Tax expenditures without accountability Infobyte
- February 2026 Lagging integration in the Central American market Infobyte
- January 2026 End of Year Outlook Radar Económico
- December 2025 Trade (un)balance with the United States Infobyte
- October 2025 Behind the historic Monetary Policy Rate increase Infobyte
- September 2025 A financial system on the rise — but for whom? Infobyte
- September 2025 Poverty: How can we improve what we don't measure well? Infobyte
- September 2025 Financial intermediation: the fastest-growing sector over 25 years Infobyte
- September 2025 Public debt: balancing prudence and risk Infobyte
- August 2025 Agricultural employment in decline: where has the workforce gone? Infobyte
- August 2025 Remittances, external dependence, and growing risks Infobyte
- August 2025 An economy without productive transformation Infobyte