Inter-Municipal Cooperation Framework Agreement for digital transformation, citizen services, participation and stronger municipal management. Led by the Central District Municipality, with GOBAI as technology and strategy architect and innovation operator.
Shared platforms, data and AI models to innovate and cut costs.
Progressive expansion to more cities with uniform, sustainable impact.
Automation, predictive analytics and better decisions for public services.
Honduras as a smart-city and AI benchmark for Central America.
“A city can go digital on its own. A country needs a network.”
We do not need 298 municipalities starting from scratch. We need a network that turns every municipal lesson into shared capacity for all.
The Central District already runs AMDC en tus Manos, a WhatsApp citizen interface that receives, classifies and routes incidents. The AMDC+AI concept evolves that relationship into a smart-city architecture with three nodes: infrastructure, mobility and security. The RMDH turns that experience into a replicable model for large, medium and small cities.
Tegucigalpa leads the network institutionally; GOBAI acts as technology architect, Technical Secretariat and innovation operator. Public value stays in the cities, and each municipality stops being an isolated project to become a node that strengthens the national ecosystem.
Tap each city on the map to see its role in the network.
Villanueva and Choloma (Sula Valley) plus Puerto Cortés and El Progreso form the industrial-logistics corridor that surrounds San Pedro Sula and prepares its onboarding.
The country's second city and industrial capital. It joins the network after a prior analysis: a full technical and institutional assessment before onboarding in 2027.
Digital maturity, data, citizen channels and institutional capacity of the municipality.
Stakeholders, the mayor's priorities, budget, donors and the local regulatory framework.
Prioritized use cases, integration architecture and financing model.
Joining the network and kicking off solution implementation.
The city with the greatest economic weight: it needs tailored architecture and governance.
Evidence-based onboarding makes the municipal decision easier and faster.
With Villanueva and Choloma already operating, SPS joins a corridor with comparable cases.
Inter-Municipal Cooperation Framework Agreement signed under Article 20 of the Municipalities Law. The RMDH is an open network: any municipality in Honduras can join through agreements on substantially similar terms.
“Municipal democracy must not be limited to listening to citizens once every four years. Technology must let us listen to them, inform them and involve them in their city every day.”
“Without a verifiable increase in revenue collection, there is no variable payment.” With no net increase over the Baseline, the municipality pays no variable component.
Special record of the actual revenue collected in the previous 12 months, using official, verifiable and reconciled information.
The municipality's data and records always belong to the municipality; platforms are provided under an institutional use license.
Joint Monitoring Committee, quarterly meetings and a 4-year term renewable based on results.
Signatories — Juan Diego Zelaya, Mayor (AMDC) · Nahum Cálix, Mayor (Marcovia, Choluteca)
Single interaction channel via WhatsApp.
Urban intelligence and service orchestration platform.
Executive dashboard for monitoring, analysis and decision-making.
Unified, secure repository of municipal data.
Applied innovation, solution development and talent training.
This is how a citizen talks to their municipality.
Sets priorities, drives adoption and creates public value.
Operates the platform, ensures standards and drives innovation.
Implement solutions, share data and improve services.
Benefits — Citizen service via WhatsApp · Data to decide · Comparability between cities · Scalable innovation
Solution implementation
GOBAI Municipal AI Maturity Index
AI Challenge + expansion to 18 cities
RMDH National Summit + 28 cities
2027 turns the network into Honduras' leading municipal GovTech platform.
Citizen service via WhatsApp + AI, tickets, photos, GPS, voice and follow-up.
Data orchestration, alerts, prioritization and predictive analytics.
Executive dashboard with operational KPIs, response times and targets.
Analytics to improve revenue collection and ease compliance without raising rates.
Routes, incidents, urban cleaning and data-driven collection optimization.
Mobility, traffic, incidents, traffic lights and predictive alerts.
Prevention, reports, coordination and territorial analysis for security.
Visitor experience, flows, promotion and the local economy.
A city can go digital on its own. A country needs a network.
Modular growth without forcing every city to buy the same thing.
Each municipality keeps control and ownership of its data.
GOBAI keeps its methodologies, models, connectors and know-how.
Common standards to compare, integrate and scale solutions.
KPIs, traceability and metrics turn technology into results.
The goal is not simply to digitize municipalities. It is to build a national municipal intelligence infrastructure that makes cities faster, more transparent and able to decide with data.
Visible results, citizen service, operational efficiency, data to decide and innovation capacity.
A municipal government available 24/7, simple procedures, faster responses and a say in their city's decisions every day.
“Technology must let us listen to citizens every day.”