In contribution to the implementation of the Agenda 2030 on Sustainable Development, the Government of Honduras, with the generous financial support from United Nations Development Accounts (UNDA), the technical support from the 10YFP Secretariat, and United Nations Environment Programme regional office for Asia and the Pacific, developed the National Plan on Sustainable Consumption and Production, which aims to mainstream resource efficiency tools and practices in key economic sectors. The plan is aligned with the main national development policies and strategies.
Mi Ambiente, 2017
Implemented in
- Latin America / Caribbean
- Honduras
Sectors of activity
Consumer Goods, Public Procurement, Tourism
Type of initiative
Policy Frameworks & Tools
Type of lead actor
Government / public sector
Start date
28/01/2016
End date
15/02/2018
Submitted on:
20/02/2018Objectives
To develop the National Plan on Sustainable Consumption and Production and integrate SCP into existing national development policies and frameworks.
The National Plan on SCP will promote the adoption of resource efficiency tools and practices in the prioritized areas: food systems, cities, tourism, manufacture and textile value chains and consumer information.
Activities
As collected through the One Planet Reporting
No activities have yet been reported under this initiative
Impact and Results
1. Scoping Study on Sustainable Consumption and Production. This study identified around 120 SCP-related initiatives among private and public institutions.
2. South-South Cooperation on SCP. Increased knowledge and understanding on SCP policy-making among public institutions.
3. Existing development policies and strategies, as well as key policy documents on prioritized areas were integrated into National Plan on SCP.
