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CNBS reaffirms its commitment to financial inclusion together with AFI
6 de May de 2026La The National Commission of Banks and Insurance (CNBS, for its acronym in Spanish), with the support of the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women), on April 16, 2026, held a special meeting of the National Financial Inclusion Strategy (NFIS) Honduras 2025-2030.

The meeting, which included the participation of representatives from the public and private sector, cooperatives, Fintech, associations, and support organizations, aimed to bring together various actors from the financial ecosystem to define the next actions to be developed in each of the working groups of the Strategy, in order to design concrete solutions, based on technical evidence and experiences, that strengthen the financial inclusion of the Honduran population.

In addition, the meeting was held within the framework of the EFI Collaboratories, methodological spaces aimed at mobilizing the collective intelligence of the financial ecosystem and generating shared learnings, as well as solutions with potential for structural transformation. These are part of the Inclusive Financial Ecosystem (EFI) Program, a regional initiative focused on improving the conditions of women’s financial inclusion.
During the conference, Licentiate Marcela Herrera, Manager of Education and Financial and Gender Inclusion of the CNBS, presented the main pillars of the Strategy, followed by an analysis of financial inclusion from an ecosystem perspective, which allowed it to be understood as a process that goes beyond the traditional indicators of supply and demand, incorporating the analysis of rules, actors, relationships, structures, and beliefs. Likewise, exercises in active listening were carried out in which entrepreneurial women shared their experiences, in order to raise awareness and deepen the understanding of the challenges they face, and thus align actions with real needs.

This meeting is part of the actions promoted by the CNBS to foster more effective, innovative, and sustainable financial inclusion.


