On May 23 and 24, Fundación AgrolÃbano welcomed the team from Fundación Quintanilla Amaya for a meaningful exchange of experiences in the communities of Valle and Choluteca. During the visit, dialogues were held with community leaders, and valuable insights were shared regarding the use of the Multidimensional Poverty Index as a key tool for social […]
As part of the Together for Education program, Fundación AgrolÃbano conducted training sessions for the boards of the Parents’ Associations of 14 educational centers. The workshops reinforced knowledge on role responsibilities, decision-making, assertive communication, and teamwork—key elements for their role in education and community development. A total of 71 out of 98 APF members for […]
During the first quarter of 2025, the Comprehensive Early Childhood Care Program (CECCP) served 683 children under the age of 6 through 77 nutritional monitoring sessions, including 24 sessions that incorporated early stimulation practices. Weight data collected is processed using the WHO’s Anthro software, enabling the identification of nutritional risks and the provision of counseling […]
Fundación AgrolÃbano supported the communities of Laurelada, Papalón, Buena Fe, San Jerónimo, and El Espino in advancing their Comprehensive Community Development Plans (PDIC). Through nine participatory sessions, significant progress was made: Laurelada and Papalón completed their process with the official delivery of their PDIC documents, while Buena Fe and San Jerónimo are currently in the […]
Fundación AgrolÃbano and the Embassy of Japan in Honduras, celebrated the completion of the construction and rehabilitation project at the October 12 Basic Education Center. Funded through the Embassy’s Program, the project received an investment of USD 105,295 to build a new module with three classrooms and a sanitation facility. In addition, five existing classrooms […]
With the participation of 47 community leaders, volunteers, teachers, and parents from the communities of Laurelada, El Porvenir, Agua Agria, Pedrerito, and El Espino, the second Community-Based Health and Holistic Well-being Workshop was held. During this gathering, we explored self-care practices such as meditation, biodance, and mindful silence, strengthening the connection between body, mind, and […]
Over 90 team members from across the Group actively participated in the training program on the recently updated Code of Ethics, held in Choluteca during May 2025. This initiative reaffirms our institutional commitment to transparency, integrity, human rights, and aligning our values with everyday actions. Key topics included corporate philosophy, labor and environmental regulations, responsible […]
As part of its commitment to inclusive education, AgrolÃbano has launched a literacy program aimed at employees in the Choluteca and Valle regions, currently benefiting 26 participants. The sessions are held on Saturdays, allowing access to training without interfering with daily work responsibilities. In addition to teaching reading and writing, the program fosters self-esteem and […]
En el marco del III Congreso Dolores de Jesús Sierra As part of the III Dolores de Jesús Sierra Guifarro Congress, 32 team members took part in a specialized training session in Finance and Marketing, led by experts from the Pan[1]American Agricultural School, Zamorano. The objective of the session was to strengthen the team’s technical […]
With the participation of over 80 team members, Grupo AgrolÃbano launched the III Dolores de Jesús Sierra Guifarro Congress on May 29. This event is designed to strengthen technical knowledge, foster innovation, and promote the comprehensive development of its human talent. Held over three days at Hotel Jicaral in Choluteca, the congress features conferences, workshops, […]
