Poverty in Honduras fell in 2024, World Bank data show

The share of Hondurans living below the international poverty line of $4.20 a day (2021 purchasing power parity) dropped to {{claim:74940eb45280300a|23.47%}} of the population in 2024 from {{claim:74940eb45280300a|26.61%}} in 2023, according to the World Bank's Poverty and Inequality Platform.

Observed value23.47

Magnitude-3,14 pp

Data period2024

Generated 2026-05-28T12:00:00.000Z

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1Data360 indicatorWB_PIP_HEADCOUNT_LMIC
2CSV downloadWB_PIP_HEADCOUNT_LMIC.csv

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Production metadata

Indicator: WB_PIP_HEADCOUNT_LMIC
Detection: Abrupt change
Generated
Validation: Incomplete
Model: Claude · claude-opus-4-7
LLM duration: 56s
Input tokens: 6490
Output tokens: 1970

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Poverty in Honduras fell in 2024, World Bank data show

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