All resources: Honduras
Fact Sheet: Labour Migration and Mobility Series
Employment and Migration Honduras 2021
Underemployment mainly affects women and young people, who have lower educational levels, and are concentrated in agriculture and commerce; which is a factor related to individual or joint migration to the United States of America.
Protocol for occupational safety and health in the coffee value chain Emphasis on COVID-19 prevention and mitigation
This summary integrates the more generic measures of the protocols and guides, which target the var ious links of the coffee value chain in Honduras and Mexico, divided into seven main sections: (i) objectives; (ii) scope; (iii) implementation;...
Fair recruitment
Central American migrant women in Mexico: Informality in recruitment and employment
This brief summarizes the current state of recruitment practices for Central American migrant women, focusing on four key sectors including agriculture, domestic work, sex work and street vending, and focuses on migrants from Guatemala, Honduras and...
Improving occupational safety and health in the global coffee value chain in Honduras: Drivers and constraints
As part of a project on the coffee value chain in Honduras funded by the VZF with resources provided by the European Commission, a study was conducted to identify the drivers and constraints affecting OSH and to recommend a number of interventions...
Review of the implementation of a business environment programme based on the ILO’s Enabling Environment for Sustainable Enterprises (EESE)...
This report examines the experience of implementing a programme based on the ILO’s Enabling Environment for Sustainable Enterprises (EESE) toolkit in Honduras during 2012–19. The programme was operated by Honduras’s national association of...
Central American dry corridor: An exploration of the potential of a job creation strategy for Guatemala and Honduras
Graphic - COVID-19 Social Protection Measures
This graphic provides an overview of social protection measures that countries in the region can implement to effectively protect workers and businesses against the adverse effects of COVID-19.
Our impact, their voice
Informal workers’ rights have a home in Costa Rica and El Salvador
An ILO-supported project aims to counsel informal workers and establish institutional partnerships to create collective strategies to promote workers’ transition from the informal to the formal economy.
Strengthening HIV Prevention, Care, Treatment and Social Protection in the World of Work (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project GLO/13/06/OPE - Evaluation consultant: Chris Morris
Maritime Labour Convention
Honduras ratifies the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC, 2006)
Honduras is the 76th ILO Member State to ratify this landmark Convention.
The ILO at Work: Results 2014-2015
In the spotlight: Ensuring rights at work in the informal economy
The project Promoting Respect for Labour Rights of Workers in the Informal Economy in Costa Rica, El Salvador and Honduras (PROSEI) began in 2012. Its goal is to create and strengthen mechanisms for women and men working in the informal economy so...
Employers have strong, independent and representative organization (Outcome 9 - 2016) - Final evaluation (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project: GLO/14/59/NOR, GLO/14/73/SID, and RAS/14/58/NOR - Evaluation Consultant: David Irwin
Banco Popular - Honduras
Promoting respect for informal workers' labour rights in Costa Rica, El Salvador and Honduras (Midterm Evaluation Summary)
Project: RLA/12/01/USA - Evaluation Consultants: Gabriela León Segura and Andrea Meneses Rojas
Informal economy
Transition to the formal economy in Latin America and the Caribbean
Based on the recent developments that took place in the region, the main aim of this report is to depict the regional patterns in policies and outcomes and obtain lessons from them to enrich the discussion on better policies to handle the...
PREJAL - Promoting Youth Employment in Latin America and the Caribbean: Public-Private Partnership
In 2005 the ILO Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean – assisted by the ILO Office in Madrid – began the PREJAL project. This regional initiative for the promotion of youth employment in Latin America is one of the first public-private...
Enabling Environment for Sustainable Enterprises in Honduras - Results
Enabling Environment for Sustainable Enterprises in Honduras
Project: Strengthening the Impact on Employment of Sector and Trade Policies Summary of Component A: Employment Impact Assessment of Public...
Project: Strengthening the Impact on Employment of Sector and Trade Policies Summary of Component A: Strengthening the Impact on Employment...