CENTRALIZED INSTITUTIONS OF HONDURAS

Security Secretariat
2. Technical Secretariat for Planning and External Cooperation
3. Superior Court of Accounts TSC
4. IP Property Institute
5. Central Bank of Honduras BCH
6. Ministry of the Interior and Justice SGJ
7. Public Prosecutor's Office MP8. National Congress of the Republic CN
9. Social Development and Solidarity Network Secretariat SDSRDHN
10. Secretary of the Interior and Population SIP
11. Supreme Electoral Tribunal
12. Presidential House Presidential House
13. Technical Secretariat for International Cooperation SETCO
14. National Supervisory Commission of Public Services
15. Secretariat of National Defense SEDENA
16. National Commissioner of Human Rights CONADEH
17. Secretary of Labor and Social Security STSS
18. Secretary of Natural Resources and Environment SERNA
19. Secretary of State of the Presidential Office SDP
20. Family Allowance Program PRAF
21. Secretariat of Public Works, Transportation and Housing SOPTRAVI
22. Secretariat of Agriculture and Livestock
23. Secretary of Public Health
Secretariat of Finance SEFIN
25. Secretary of Education
26. Honduran Council of Science and Technology
27. Honduran Social Investment Fund FHIS
28. Secretary of Tourism Secretary of Tourism
29. Permanent Contingency Committee
30. Secretary of Culture, Arts and Sports
31. Judiciary Judiciary
Secretary of Foreign Affairs
33. Secretariat of industry and commerce

DECENTRALIZED INSTITUTIONS OF HONDURAS

Type of Entity: Decentralized (43)
1. Honduran Social Security Institute IHSS
2. National Institute for Retirement and Pensions of Public Employees INJUPEMP
3. National Commission of Alternative Non-Formal Education CONEANFO
4. Honduran Land Administration Program (PATH)
5. Suplidora Nacional de Productos Básicos BANASUPRO
6. National Institute of Statistics INE
7. National Electric Energy Company ENEE
8. National Vocational Training Institute INFOP
9. National Banking and Insurance Commission CNBS
10. Institute of Forest Conservation and Development, Protected Areas and Wildlife ICF

11. Empresa Nacional Portuaria ENP

12. National Pedagogical University Francisco Morazán UPNFM
13. Autonomous University of Honduras UNAH
14. National Autonomous Service of Aqueducts and Sewage SANAA.
15. Foundation for Investment and Export Development FIDE
16. Honduran Institute for the Prevention of Alcoholism, Drug Addiction and Drug Dependency
(IHADFA).
17. Instituto Nacional de Previsión del Magisterio INPREMA (National Teachers' Welfare Institute)
18. Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History IHAH
19. Patronato Nacional de la Infancia PANI (National Children's Board)
20. Institute for Access to Public Information IAIP
Road Fund Road Fund
22. Instituto de Previsión Social de los Empleados de la UNAH INPREUNAH (Institute of Social
Welfare for UNAH Employees)
23. Honduran Bank for Production and Housing BANHPROVI
24. Commission for the Defense and Promotion of Competition CDPC
25. National Convergence Forum FONAC
26. Attorney General's Office of the Republic PGR
27. National Bank for Agricultural Development BANADESA
National Women's Institute INAM
29. National School of Forestry Science ESNACIFOR
30. National Commission for Sports Facilities (CONAPID)
31. National Agrarian Institute INA
32. Autonomous Sports Confederation of Honduras CONDEPAH
33. Honduran Telecommunication Company HONDUTEL
34. National University of Agriculture UNA
35. Honduran Institute of Cooperatives IHDECOOP
36. Honduran Olympic Committee COH
37. Educational Credit Institute EDUCREDITO
38. National Railroad of Honduras FNH
39. Honduran Institute of Agricultural Marketing IHMA
40. Private Contributions Scheme RAP
41. National Postal Company of Honduras HONDUCOR
42. Honduran Institute for Children and the Family IHNFA
Decentralized Entities

 National Banking and Insurance Commission (CNBS)

 National Telecommunications Commission (CONATEL)
 Fire Department
 Executive Directorate of Revenue (DEI)
 National Company of Graphic Arts (ENAG)
 Regulatory Entity for Drinking Water and Sewerage Services (ERSAPS)
 Honduran Social Investment Fund (FHIS)
 Road Fund
 Property Institute (IP)
 National Agrarian Institute (INA)
 Family Allowance Program (PRAF)

DISAPPEARING SECRETARIATIES
In the new structure, the following secretariats disappear: Tourism; Culture, Arts and Sports;
Indigenous and Afro-Honduran Peoples; Planning and External Cooperation; and Justice and
Human Rights.
In addition, entities such as the Patronato Nacional de la Infancia (PANI), Instituto Hondureño de la
Niñez y la Familia (IHNFA), Programa de Asignación Familiar (PRAF) and Instituto Nacional de la
Mujer (INAM), Fondo Hondureño de Inversión Social (FHIS), Servicio Autónomo Nacional Acuintos
y Alcantarillillillilleros (SANAA) and Programa Nacional de Desarrollo Rural Sostenible
(PRONADERS), among others, will be merged.o de Inversión Social (FHIS), Servicio Autónomo
Nacional de Acueductos y Alcantarillados (SANAA) and Programa Nacional de Desarrollo Rural
Sostenible (PRONADERS), among others.
In spite of this apparent government downsizing, the recently approved General Budget of the
Republic grew by 19 billion lempiras, a figure that the new government justifies by assuring that it
will increase social investment in the next four years.
The Officers:
1) Juan Orlando Hernández.
In addition to being President of the Republic, he left the coordination of the sectorial cabinet of
Defense and Security under his responsibility:
-Secretariat of Security.
-Secretary of Defense.
-Directorate of Investigation and Evaluation of the Police Career (DIECP).
-Integrated Financial Administration System (SIAFI).
2) Jorge Ramón Hernández Alcerro.
In addition to being the Minister General of Government with hierarchy over the seven sectors, he
is the head of the Foreign Affairs sector, which includes:
-Secretariat of Foreign Affairs.
-Planning and External Cooperation Office.
-Office of the Nation's Plan Country Vision.
3) Marlon Tábora.
He directs the economic management and regulation sector, which groups 17 institutions with a
budget of more than 45,661 million lempiras, including:
-Banco Central de Honduras, which he presides.
-Secretary of Finance.
-National Bank of Production and Housing (BANPROVI).
-National Bank for Agricultural Development (BANADESA).
-Banking and Insurance Commission (CNBS).
4) Roberto Ordóñez.
He heads the Productive Infrastructure sector with a budget of over 39,644 million and nine
institutions, among them:
-SOPTRAVI, of which he is the Minister.
-ENEE.
-SANAA.
-HONDUTEL.
-National Port Company.
5) Reynaldo Sanchez.
He is the President's private secretary and coordinates the Strategic Management sector, which
includes:
-Secretariat of the Presidency, for which he is responsible.
-Presidential Office.
-Executive Revenue Directorate (DEI).
6) Lisandro Rosales
Responsible for the Development and Social Inclusion sector with a budget of more than 70,368
million dollars and 24 institutions under his responsibility, among them:
-Secretariat of Social Development of which he is the Minister.
-Secretary of Health.
-Secretary of Education.
-All social security institutions.
-All public universities.
7) Ricardo Álvarez
He is a presidential appointee and coordinator of the Governance and Decentralization sector,
which manages resources in excess of 7,282 million lempiras and 11 institutions, among them:
-Secretariat of the Interior and Population.
-COPECO.
-Penitentiary centers.
-National Registry of Persons.
8) Arturo Corrales.
He is not a sector coordinator, but heads the Security Secretariat and is inseparable from President
Juan Orlando Hernández, whom he assists in security and government strategies.
9) Alden Rivera.
He is responsible for the sectorial cabinet of Economic Development, with a budget exceeding five
thousand 429 million lempiras and 21 entities, among them:
-Secretariat of Industry and Commerce, of which he is the minister.
-Secretariat of Agriculture.
-Secretariat of Natural Resources.
-INA.
-Tourism Office.