Publications
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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Radar EconómicoJuly 2026
Halfway through 2026: less momentum, more pressure
Interpretative quarterly review of Honduras’ main economic events.
BlogJune 2026
Honduran Electricity Reform Needs a Leader
Without clear, empowered leadership and a real mandate, reform will not happen.
BlogJune 2026
Electricity: Sendas’ First Bet
Electricity as a starting point for economic growth in Honduras.
Policy BriefJune 2026
Another law — or the electricity sector reform Honduras needs
Diagnosis and roadmap for lasting transformation
PaperDecember 2025
Arrested Development
How Honduras’ growth strategy ran out of steam — and what comes next
All Publications
June 2026Energy reform: a necessary step that does not guarantee resultsNoteMay 2026The First 100 Days: Are We on Track?Radar EconómicoApril 2026Remittances: the net that holds but does not liftInfobyteMarch 2026Tax expenditures without accountabilityInfobyteFebruary 2026Lagging integration in the Central American marketInfobyteDecember 2025Trade (un)balance with the United StatesInfobyteOctober 2025Behind the historic Monetary Policy Rate increaseInfobyteSeptember 2025A financial system on the rise — but for whom?InfobyteSeptember 2025Poverty: How can we improve what we don't measure well?InfobyteSeptember 2025Financial intermediation: the fastest-growing sector over 25 yearsInfobyteSeptember 2025Public debt: balancing prudence and riskInfobyteAugust 2025Agricultural employment in decline: where has the workforce gone?InfobyteAugust 2025Remittances, external dependence, and growing risksInfobyteAugust 2025An economy without productive transformationInfobyte