Inspection of Embassy Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Embassy Tegucigalpa should use record emails and provide relevant training to reporting officers.

Embassy Tegucigalpa, in coordination with the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, should provide the appropriate staff to supervise and manage International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs operations.

Embassy Tegucigalpa should include required documentation in International Narcotics and Law Enforcement program files, in accordance with Department guidelines.

Embassy Tegucigalpa should conduct risk assessments and develop monitoring plans on Federal grants awarded by its Public Affairs Section in accordance with Department guidelines.

Embassy Tegucigalpa should implement a duty officer program that includes Management Section oversight and an up-to-date duty officer guide.

Embassy Tegucigalpa, in coordination with the Bureau of the Comptroller and Global Financial Services, should reconcile the outstanding travel vouchers, including initiating collection action for individual travelers’ indebtedness.

Embassy Tegucigalpa should require authorizing officials to approve mission staff requests for overtime in advance.

The Bureau of Information Resource Management, in coordination with Embassy Tegucigalpa, should complete the installation of the private branch exchange system.

Embassy Tegucigalpa should install an emergency shower in the mail screening facility.