In the Central American country of Honduras as of June 2024, the rural extreme poverty rate was the highest among the households, comprising **** percent, and a relative poverty rate of **** percent.

In Honduras as of June 2024, the household poverty rate was the most prevalent, affecting more than half of the population, with a share around of ** percent. A significant portion of this figure was under extreme poverty conditions.

In Honduras as of June 2024, the poverty rate among the households in the urban areas was recorded at **** percent, with an extreme poverty rate of another **** percent of households.

In Honduras as of June 2024, the share of people living in extreme poverty conditions amounted to approximately half of the population, reaching a national total of **** percent. Notably, almost *** percent of the population in rural areas were living in these conditions.

Honduras was the country in Latin America with the highest share of population living on less than 3.20 U.S. dollars per day. The Central American nation had 26.4 percent of its population living on less than 3.20 U.S. dollars a day, while Colombia came second highest with 14 percent. On the other hand, Uruguay had only 0.8 percent of poverty headcount ratio, featured as the lowest share in the region.