28 Apr 2020 | Publication

Combatting Corruption in Honduras: Assessing the State’s Capacity to Reduce Corruption and Improve Accountability

This report of the Central America Monitor produced by the University Institute on Democracy, Peace and Security (IUDPAS) of Honduras aims to define a baseline for the indicators related to Honduran authorities’ capacity to combat corruption in the country.

Combatting Corruption in Honduras: Assessing the State’s Capacity to Reduce Corruption and Improve Accountability

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