Volume 7 of Revista Perspectivas del Desarrollo brings together five contributions that examine sustainable human development through theory, territory and field evidence. The issue opens with a reflection on human development as an integral approach linking sustainability, inclusive governance and transformative education. Two essays focused on Honduras and the Global South follow: one assesses the Sustainable Development Goals as a compass for the country’s human development; the other analyzes, in light of SDG 11, urban vulnerability to poverty, pollution, climate change and gaps in basic services. A theoretical review addresses the competitiveness of dairy small and medium-sized enterprises in Olancho. The volume closes with a camera-trap study in the Río Plátano Man and the Biosphere Reserve, which recorded 17 species of medium and large mammals and identifies hunting, deforestation and conflict with cattle ranching as their main threats.
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