Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Honduras for the Period FY16 - FY20

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作者：

World Bank Group

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23663

关键词：

EMPOWERMENT;  FINANCIAL SERVICES;  SOURCES OF INCOME;  BUDGET MANAGEMENT;  ECONOMIC GROWTH;  DEPOSITS;  MONEY LAUNDERING;  FIRST COMPANY;  FINANCING;  DIRECT FINANCING;  INTEREST;  PUBLIC INVESTMENTS;  REMITTANCE;  ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS;  DEBT MANAGEMENT;  REVENUES;  FISCAL POLICY;  CAPITAL ADEQUACY;  CAPACITY BUILDING;  LOAN;  ACCESS TO TRAINING;  ENROLLMENTS;  BORROWERS;  CORRUPTION;  LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION;  PAYMENTS;  MICROFINANCE LOAN;  DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENT;  ACCESS TO EDUCATION;  PRIVATE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS;  SMALL FARMERS;  LABOR MARKET;  TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE;  FINANCIAL NEEDS;  GENDER GAP;  FINANCIAL INSTITUTION;  COMMERCIAL BANK;  JOB OPPORTUNITIES;  SOCIAL EXCLUSION;  CONSUMER CREDIT;  CURRENT ACCOUNT;  CAPITAL FORMATION;  FINANCES;  FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS;  PAYMENT;  DEBT;  DEPOSIT INSURANCE;  LAND OWNERSHIP;  ENTERPRISES;  FARMERS;  DEBT SERVICE;  PEOPLES;  TERM CREDIT;  BANKS;  FISCAL DEFICIT;  INVESTMENT DECISIONS;  DEPOSITORS;  CHECKING ACCOUNTS;  PROPERTY LAW;  HUMAN CAPITAL;  AFFORDABILITY;  CAPITAL;  BASIC NEEDS;  FINANCIAL CAPITAL;  ACCESS TO FINANCE;  BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT;  SOURCE OF INCOME;  GENDER;  BANK;  FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT;  VULNERABLE GROUPS;  FOREIGN INVESTMENT;  HOUSEHOLD;  EXTERNAL FUNDS;  SOURCE OF INFORMATION;  TRADE FACILITATION;  INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY;  SUPPLY CHAIN;  DIVERSIFICATION;  SECURITIES;  EXPORT CROPS;  INSTITUTIONAL REFORM;  PROFITABILITY;  MICROFINANCE;  ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT;  ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES;  EMPLOYER;  REGISTRATION SYSTEM;  FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION;  FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES;  HOUSEHOLDS;  ACCESS TO SERVICES;  ECONOMIC CRISIS;  FISCAL REFORM;  PUBLIC FINANCES;  EMPLOYEE;  PRIVATE INVESTMENTS;  BARRIERS TO EDUCATION;  FISCAL DISCIPLINE;  BUREAUCRATIC RED TAPE;  REMITTANCES;  ARREARS;  SELF-EMPLOYMENT;  CREDIT LINES;  DEVELOPMENT BANK;  EMPLOYEES;  INVESTMENT DECISION;  LAND ADMINISTRATION;  TARIFFS;  ADVISORY SERVICES;  LINE OF CREDIT;  DEPOSIT;  BARRIERS TO GROWTH;  CREDIT CARDS;  RED TAPE;  RECEIPT;  FACILITATION;  BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES;  PEOPLE;  CREDIT ENHANCEMENT;  POLICY ENVIRONMENT;  CAPITAL ACCUMULATION;  FISCAL DEFICITS;  INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY;  INFORMATION SYSTEM;  FINANCIAL LITERACY;  GUARANTEES;  ENROLLMENT;  EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES;  PROPERTY RIGHTS;  BANKING SYSTEM;  FINANCIAL RESOURCES;  BANK ACCOUNT;  EXCLUSION;  WELFARE;  LENDING PORTFOLIO;  ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY;  SUBSIDY;  ASSET MANAGEMENT;  COMMERCIAL LOAN;  CREDIT PORTFOLIO;  SAVING;  CULTURAL NORMS;  INTERNATIONAL BANK;  NEW BUSINESS;  TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE;  ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING;  INTERNATIONAL FINANCE;  BENEFIT PAYMENTS;  FISCAL POLICIES;  CREDITS;  SAVINGS;  FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY;  PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP;  ACCESS TO FINANCING;  UNION;  ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY;  VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS;  TAX EXEMPTIONS;  INTEREST RATES;  DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS;  HOUSEHOLD INCOME;  LIMITED ACCESS;  PRIVATE INVESTMENT;  CENTERS FOR CHILDREN;  FINANCIAL PRODUCTS;  LAND RIGHTS;  POLICY DESIGN;  LENDERS;  EDUCATION SYSTEM;  SOCIAL SECURITY;  POOR ACCESS;  LOANS;  SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT;  FINANCIAL SYSTEM;  EARNING CAPACITY;  FINANCE;  PUBLIC INVESTMENT;  EXPENDITURE;  INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS;  UNEMPLOYMENT;  EQUITY;  GRANT;  LAND MARKET;  FEMALE ENTREPRENEURSHIP;  SMALL ENTERPRISES;  ACCESS TO CAPITAL;  FAMILY;  CREDIT;  FORMAL FINANCIAL SERVICES;  PURCHASING POWER;  EQUITY INVESTMENTS;  SAFETY NET;  FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS;  NEW BUSINESSES;  URBAN AREAS;  AGRICULTURAL SECTOR;  ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITIES;  ADMINISTRATIVE BURDENS;  EXPENDITURES;  ENTERPRISE;  PROPERTY;  JOB CREATION;  FINANCIAL ACCESS;  NUTRITION;  TRANSACTION COSTS;  ACCESS TO MARKETS;  ACCESS TO CREDIT;  HUMAN RIGHTS;  ENTREPRENEURSHIP OPPORTUNITIES;  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS;  SECURITY;  INVESTMENT;  EXTREME POVERTY;  LACK OF KNOWLEDGE;  GENDER ASSESSMENT;  FINANCIAL MARKETS;  TARIFF;  ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY;  COOPERATION;  BUSINESS PLANS;  REVENUE;  ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES;  LEVELS OF INCOME INEQUALITY;  STUDENTS;  INVESTMENTS;  RISK MANAGEMENT;  EXTERNAL FINANCING;  GUARANTEE AGENCY;  EXCHANGE RATE;  FAMILIES;  LACK OF INFORMATION;  WOMEN;  OUTREACH;  OUTSTANDING LOANS;  COMMERCIAL FARMING;  GUARANTEE;  CONSUMER PROTECTION;  FISCAL LOSSES;  INEQUALITY;  Report; 

年份：

2015

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

Honduras’ recent economic performance has been positive, especially taking into account the global economic context. Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth accelerated from 2.8 percent in 2013 to 3.1 percent in 2014 and 3.6 percent in the first half of 2015. Growth has been supported by improved terms of trade, higher remittance inflows and export demand driven by the on-going recovery of the United States (US), and improved investor confidence. The new Country Partnership Framework (CPF) seeks to support Honduras in its efforts to foster social inclusion, while bolstering conditions for growth and reducing vulnerabilities to enhance the country’s resilience. The Government’s 2014-2018 Plan for a Better Life focuses on four areas: (i) fostering peace and reducing violence; (ii) generating employment and enhancing competitiveness; (iii) reducing inequality and improving social protection for enhanced human development; and (iv) enhancing transparency and modernization of the State. The CPF seeks to support critical components of this Plan, with an emphasis on the themes of social inclusion, growth and resilience, also highlighted as priorities in the WBG’s SCD.