Treaties and International Agreements
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Instituto de la Propiedad
Honduras establishes guidelines to authorize organizations that produce and distribute books in accessible formats (audiobooks, braille, digital texts) for blind people or those with visual difficulties. This fulfills the Marrakech Treaty signed by Honduras in 2015, ensuring that people with visual disabilities have equal opportunities to access education, culture, and information.
Decree CD-IP 007-2026 | Instituto de la Propiedad - Consejo Directivo
This agreement authorizes SENASA and OIRSA to work together on agricultural quarantine, pest diagnosis, and food safety in Honduras. It benefits farmers and consumers by protecting crops and food from diseases and pests, with validity from May 2020 to May 2022, renewable by mutual agreement.
This agreement between Honduras (SAG and SENASA) and OIRSA establishes how they will work together to operate SINART, a system that tracks animals, plants, and agricultural products. It defines each institution's responsibilities: SAG provides regulatory support, SENASA provides technical oversight, and OIRSA manages operations and collects user fees to keep the system self-sufficient.
Honduras establishes a technical cooperation agreement between the Ministry of Agriculture, SENASA, and OIRSA to administer and operate SINART, a system that tracks and registers agricultural, aquaculture, and fishing products. The agreement is in effect from January 2026 to January 2030 and aims to improve food safety and quality in the country.
This agreement authorizes the government to ratify an international convention that delegates part of agricultural quarantine and plant health diagnostic services to SENASA, the agency responsible for protecting the country's agriculture, livestock, and environment against pests and diseases. The purpose is to improve control of agricultural imports and exports through technical and financial cooperation, without requiring prior congressional approval.
Decree 216-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Honduras authorizes the international organization OIRSA to manage the National Residue Analysis Laboratory (LANAR) technically and financially to verify the quality and food safety of agro-products, both domestically produced and imported. The laboratory will analyze chemical residues and pathogens according to international standards, benefiting consumers and agricultural producers in the country.
Decree 218-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Honduras authorizes OIRSA to manage agricultural quarantine and pest diagnosis services at ports and airports, collecting fees for these services. SENASA supervises technical quality, sets health standards, and receives monthly reports. The agreement includes inspector training, external audits, and profit-sharing between both institutions for four years (2026-2030).
Honduras approves an agreement for OIRSA (international organization) to administer and operate SINART, a system that tracks and registers agricultural, aquaculture, and fishing products. This strengthens health surveillance, prevents smuggling and cattle theft, and facilitates international market access for Honduran producers.
Decree 217-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Congress approves a 2.3 million dollar contract with Four Consulting Group to modernize Honduras' financial systems (SIAFI II) over 18 months. This project, financed by the Inter-American Development Bank, will improve transparency and efficiency in managing public finances.
Congreso Nacional
The National Congress approves a contract between the government and SERCOM company to provide free broadband internet in public schools and health centers throughout Honduras until June 2026. The contract, financed with a loan from the Inter-American Development Bank, is worth 261 million lempiras and aims to reduce the digital divide and ensure access to education and health for students and citizens.
Decree 123-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Honduras approves a contract to create ALERTA-HN, a national system that alerts the population about natural disasters and emergencies. The system benefits all citizens by providing fast and widespread information about climate risks, strengthening protection against natural phenomena.
Decree 125-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Honduras approves a contract with the Inter-American Development Bank to migrate the SIAFI II financial reporting systems. This change improves the administration of digital transformation projects and aims to guarantee access to technology and internet for students, reducing the digital divide according to the Sustainable Development Goals.
Decree 140-2026 | Congreso Nacional
This decree approves a contract between the Directorate of Results Management (DIGER) and SERCOM company for $9,199,040 to provide broadband internet in public places until June 2028. The contract, funded by an Inter-American Development Bank loan, aims to guarantee universal internet access in public sites to strengthen rights such as education, health, and information, and ensure its continuity regardless of government changes.
Decree 124-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 362-2026 | Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho de Finanzas
Decree 034-DP-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 33-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 118-2025 | Poder Ejecutivo
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