By 2022, Honduras will have consolidated an institutional framework to promote and keep current the issues of adaptation and mitigation to climate change. The country&#39;s private sector will have appropriated the issue of energy efficiency and there will be public-private alliances for the development of joint research processes for the use of natural energy sources for energy production. Honduras will be the largest contributor of CERTS (emission reduction certificates) in Central America and the use of financial instruments derived from the agreements of the United Nations Convention on Climate Change will be a source of income and employment for thousands of Hondurans. Consistent with the strategic guideline on Regional Development, Natural Resources and the Environment, physical vulnerability will have been reduced by 50%, the annual loss of forest cover by 70%, and the net use of water resources and the damming capacity for productive purposes will be increased from 5 to 16%. By the year 2038, Honduras will have mainstreamed the issue of change