USAID's Investments for Economic Development in Honduras - Dollars to Results

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Results of USAID's Economic Development spending

FY 2011 $3.8 M

Agriculture $3.5 M
Private Sector Competitiveness $0.3 M
Trade and Investment $0.0 M
Total Economic Development $3.8 M

FY 2012 $11.0 M

Agriculture $7.7 M
Private Sector Competitiveness $3.3 M
Total Economic Development $11.0 M

FY 2013 $12.9 M

Agriculture $9.7 M
Private Sector Competitiveness $3.1 M
Total Economic Development $12.9 M

FY 2014 $15.1 M

Agriculture $10.6 M
Macroeconomic Foundation for Growth $0.0 M
Private Sector Competitiveness $4.5 M
Total Economic Development $15.1 M

FY 2015 $13.7 M

Agriculture $13.3 M
Macroeconomic Foundation for Growth $0.2 M
Private Sector Competitiveness $0.3 M
Trade and Investment $0.0 M
Total Economic Development $13.7 M
Why Our Work Matters…

Economic growth creates opportunities, improves quality of life, and reduces poverty.

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Honduras is one of the poorest nations in the Western Hemisphere with 66 percent of Hondurans living in poverty, and more than 45 percent of those living in extreme poverty. USAID's Economic Growth Program aims to reduce poverty and improve food security by supporting agricultural diversification, fostering natural resource management, developing sustainable tourism opportunities, promoting renewable energy, and mitigating climate change.

USAID'S ECONOMIC GROWTH PROGRAM IN HONDURAS AIMS TO:

  • Increase agricultural productivity and growth; and
  • Promote private sector competitiveness.
Beneficiaries of a USAID agriculture project in Honduras.

Beneficiaries of a USAID agriculture project in Honduras.

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