For the year 2022 and, in response to the demographic evolution projected for the country, Honduras will have achieved a sustained performance of average economic growth of 7% per year, accompanied by an employment growth rate that will be 10% higher than GDP growth. The infrastructure of education and health services will have grown by 100% and investments will be made in protection of the elderly, 80% higher than those made in the 2005-2010 period. 100% of public education establishments will have exceeded the goal of 200 school days and efforts will have been made resulting in a significant improvement in the quality of education. The demographic dependency rate will be 66% and the teenage pregnancy rate will be reduced by 43%, 40% of the country&#39;s urban and rural population will be receiving training in values under the framework of a family educational perspective. The country will have a