Entrepreneurship

The Honduran tax authority (SAR) will hold Misión Mipyme on October 20 in El Progreso, offering business registration assistance, advisory services, and financing options for small enterprises and entrepreneurs.

The US Embassy announced the 2027 Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative (YLAI) scholarships for Honduran entrepreneurs aged 25–35, offering business training, mentorship, and a four-week professional exchange in the United States; applications close November 8.

Honduras's banking regulator launched a financial-inclusion program for Lenca women in La Paz and Intibucá departments, combining financial education, household budgeting, entrepreneurship, and care-economy training to build economic autonomy and recognize unpaid care work as central to economic opportunity.

The city of San Pedro Sula distributed equipment and supplies to 150 entrepreneurs across neighborhoods including Las Brisas, Bográn, and Chamelecón through its Capital Semilla program, paired with training in financial literacy, business planning, and digital marketing.

COHEP is backing a digital platform developed through a partnership between the Tegucigalpa chamber of commerce and the Tegucigalpa municipal government to help formalize businesses, strengthen entrepreneurship, and connect Hondurans with training and job opportunities.