MODEL OF INTERVENTION
El 60.9 % 1
of Hondurans live below the poverty line and depend on the state system to guarantee their basic human rights of
access to health, education and security.
Our Mandate
We work with:
The Association for a More Just Society ASJ - for more than 20 years has the mandate to fight to make the system work for the most vulnerable in these areas.
a) officials of these
institutions to ensure that the basic needs of users are being met, and
civil society2 to promote b) their active participation, increase their capacity to offer proposals, and advocate to meet the challenges of their communities.
ASJ has developed a cyclical intervention strategy that consists of four major components:
Strategy ASJ 3.0 Monitoring and Evaluation Objective Information
Complaint about corrupt conduct
Efficient System that Guarantees Education, Helath and Safety Rights for Most Vulnerable People
Follow-UP Positive Changes Strong Institutions
Proposal
Proactive Society
Research
Technical Assistance
Advocacy
https://datos.bancomundial.org/pais/honduras Definition of civil society of the Inter-American Development Bank - IDB - "associations; academic and non-profit institutions; professional groups and corporate social responsibility groups; non-governmental and non-profit organizations; unions foundations; religious institutions; youth groups; indigenous groups; groups of people of African descent; formal and informal organizations that belong and / or represent the interests of the community with philanthropic, ethical, cultural, ethnic, religious and scientific perspectives. "
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