Information, forms and assistance for potable water and sanitation service providers, both urban and community-based, and for users who need to submit requests or complaints.
Send your management reports to ERSAPS through the enabled digital forms.
Receive support from ERSAPS to improve your technical, administrative, or legal management.
Request certificates related to compliance with regulatory obligations.
If you are a user or provider and wish to file a formal complaint, you can do so here.
Strengthen your management with practical tools and training materials from ERSAPS.
Consult sector APS management reports from 2009 to 2021.
Select the appropriate option to submit your reports to ERSAPS:
Instructions for submitting the corresponding information:
Before accessing the portal, make sure you have the following documents in PDF format and properly completed:
📍 Requirements for attached documents:
📄 Must be in PDF format. 👀 Must be clear and legible.Inside the portal, go to the section “Your ERSAPS space” and click on the option “Report your Management”. Then, press the Report button to continue.
Clicking on “Report” will open a pop-up window or new tab. Select the form corresponding to your type of EPS. In this example, we will select “Urban”.
Carefully complete all the questions in the form. You can collapse or expand sections to facilitate your navigation and focus.
Click the “Submit” button at the end of the form. If all goes well, congratulations! You have successfully completed the monthly reporting process.
We appreciate your collaboration and commitment to improving the management of potable water and sanitation services.
Instructions for submitting the corresponding information:
Before accessing the portal, make sure you have the following documents in PDF format and properly completed:
📍 Requirements for attached documents:
📄 Must be in PDF format. 👀 Must be clear and legible.Inside the portal, go to the section “Your ERSAPS space” and click on the option “Report your Management”. Then, press the Report button to continue.
Clicking on “Report” will open a pop-up window or new tab. Select the form corresponding to your EPS type. In this example, we will select “Water Board”.
Carefully complete all questions in the form. You can collapse or expand sections to facilitate your navigation and focus.
Click the “Submit” button at the end of the form. If all goes well, congratulations! You have successfully completed the annual reporting process.
We appreciate your collaboration and commitment to improving potable water and sanitation service management.
Receive personalized advice for the preparation, review, and presentation of tariff proposals according to ERSAPS technical and regulatory guidelines.
Guidance in the legalization process of water boards, including procedures before municipalities, legal representatives, and organizational documentation.
Technical evaluation of key indicators such as service continuity, chlorination, micro-measurement, and customer service, with improvement recommendations.
Training programs aimed at boards of directors, plumbers, and administrative staff on technical operation, financial management, and current regulations.
Document certifying that the provider has fulfilled the reports and technical obligations established by ERSAPS.
Document certifying compliance with key goals and indicators established by regulations.
Certificate that validates the provider has submitted the required regulatory reports within the corresponding period.
Complete this form to file your formal claim. It will be processed by the ERSAPS user service team.
Information on mediation processes, hearings, and administrative mechanisms to resolve formal disputes.
Check the status or response to your previously submitted claim in the service system.
Official documents with technical, administrative, and legal guidelines directed to urban sector providers.
Operational resources for municipal teams responsible for technical monitoring of providers.
Updated schedule of training events organized by ERSAPS nationwide.
Online learning platform to strengthen the skills of EPS staff and local actors.
Provider | Municipality | Department | Score | Category |
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Aguas de Puerto Cortés | Puerto Cortés | Cortés | 97 | A |
JAPOE | Jesús de Otoro | Intibucá | 91 | A |
Aguas de Siguatepeque | Siguatepeque | Comayagua | 82 | A |
Aguas de Choloma | Choloma | Cortés | 82 | A |
Servicio Aguas de Comayagua | Comayagua | Comayagua | 82 | A |
Aguas de Danlí | Danlí | El Paraíso | 82 | A |
Provider | Municipality | Department | Score | Category |
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Aguas del Valle | Villanueva, Pimienta | Cortés | 70 | B |
Aguas de Marcala | Marcala | La Paz | 70 | B |
Aguas de La Nieve | San Antonio | Cortés | 66 | B |
Aguas de La Lima | La Lima | Cortés | 64 | B |
JAA Mezapa | Tela | Atlántida | 64 | B |
Provider | Municipality | Department | Score | Category |
---|---|---|---|---|
JAA Yuscarán | Yuscarán | El Paraíso | 58 | C |
Aguas de El Negrito | El Negrito | Yoro | 57 | C |
Aguas de La Esperanza e Intibucá | La Esperanza e Intibucá | Intibucá | 57 | C |
Aguas de Choluteca | Choluteca | Choluteca | 56 | C |
Aguas de La Paz | La Paz | La Paz | 56 | C |
UMASAG | Guaimaca | Francisco Morazán | 55 | C |
SERMUNAST | Tocoa | Colón | 54 | C |
Aguas de Tutule | San Pedro de Tutule | La Paz | 54 | C |
SERMUCAT | Catacamas | Olancho | 54 | C |
DIMATELA | Tela | Atlántida | 52 | C |
Aguas de la Sierra de Montecillos | Comayagua, Lamaní, Lejamaní | Comayagua | 52 | C |
DIMASTAC | Tatumbla | Francisco Morazán | 48 | C |
Aguas de Santa Rosa | Santa Rosa de Copán | Copán | 45 | C |
Aguas Copanecas | Copán Ruinas | Copán | 43 | C |
Municipalidad | San Manuel | Cortés | 42 | C |
Aguas de Juticalpa | Juticalpa | Olancho | 42 | C |
ASRI Santa Rita Yoro | Santa Rita | Yoro | 40 | C |
Provider | Municipality | Department | Score | Category |
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DEMACAM | Campamento | Olancho | 36 | D |
JASAP | Santa Lucía | Francisco Morazán | 36 | D |
JAA Omoa | Omoa | Cortés | 36 | D |
SERMUCANE | Cane | La Paz | 35 | D |
Aguas de San Antonio | Villa de San Antonio | Comayagua | 32 | D |
Municipalidad | Sonaguera | Colón | 30 | D |
JAA Erandique | Erandique | Lempira | 30 | D |
SERMUNAC | Nacaome | Valle | 29 | D |
Aguas de Teupasenti | Teupasenti | El Paraíso | 27 | D |
USAM | Valle de Ángeles | Francisco Morazán | 27 | D |
JAA San Francisco | San Francisco de la Paz | La Paz | 24 | D |
Aguas de La Unión | La Unión | Olancho | 21 | D |
Aguas de Trujillo | Trujillo | Colón | 20 | D |
SERMUPAS | El Paraíso | El Paraíso | 18 | D |
USERMASJA | Jacaleapa | El Paraíso | 17 | D |
EMASAN | San Marcos de Ocotepeque | Ocotepeque | 16 | D |
SASRE | Reitoca | Francisco Morazán | 15 | D |
Santa Bárbara | Santa Bárbara | Santa Bárbara | 12 | D |
JAA Taulabé | Taulabé | Comayagua | 9 | D |
Santa María del Real | Santa María del Real | Olancho | 9 | D |
Dept. | Municipality | Title | Link |
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Comayagua | Ajuterique | Cooperation Ajuterique - ERSAPS | View |
Comayagua | Humuya | Cooperation Humuya - ERSAPS | View |
Comayagua | Lamaní | Cooperation Lamaní - ERSAPS | View |
Comayagua | Lejamaní | Cooperation Lejamaní - ERSAPS | View |
Comayagua | San Sebastián | Cooperation San Sebastián - ERSAPS | View |
Comayagua | Siguatepeque | Cooperation Siguatepeque - ERSAPS | View |
Comayagua | Villa de San Antonio | Cooperation Villa de San Antonio - ERSAPS | View |
Francisco Morazán | Guaimaca | Cooperation Guaimaca - ERSAPS | View |
Francisco Morazán | Reitoca | Cooperation Reitoca - ERSAPS | View |
La Paz | La Paz | Cooperation La Paz - ERSAPS | View |
La Paz | Cane | Cooperation Cane - ERSAPS | View |
La Paz | Marcala | Cooperation Marcala - ERSAPS | View |
Lempira | Erandique | Cooperation Erandique - ERSAPS | View |
Ocotepeque | La Labor | Cooperation La Labor - ERSAPS | View |
Olancho | Juticalpa | Cooperation Juticalpa - ERSAPS | View |
Yoro | Morazán | Cooperation Morazán - ERSAPS | View |
Dept. | Municipality | Consultant | Year | Link |
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Atlántida | El Porvenir | Eng. Belinda Borjas | 2007 | View |
Atlántida | Esparta | Eng. Belinda Borjas | 2007 | View |
Atlántida | La Masica | Eng. Belinda Borjas | 2007 | View |
Atlántida | San Francisco | Eng. Belinda Borjas | 2007 | View |
Atlántida | Arizona | Eng. Belinda Borjas | 2007 | View |
Dept. | Municipality | Provider | Month / Year | Link |
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Cortés | Choloma | Aguas de Choloma | January / 2025 | View |
📢 Dear directors of the Water Boards, regulation and control technicians, and municipal technicians:
To facilitate report submissions and avoid the need to deliver them physically at ERSAPS offices, a new online mechanism has been enabled. From now on, the annual reports of the Water Boards must be submitted via an electronic form. This form is easy to fill out and allows for a faster and more organized process.
📍 What should you do?
📍 Requirements for attached documents.
📅 Deadline to submit reports: April 30, 2025.
📞 Contact: If you need assistance, you can call 2242-8580 or write to jaa@ersaps.hn
🏢 In-person option: Those who prefer to submit the report physically at the Regulatory Entity’s offices must present the same required documents.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Sincerely,
Regulatory Entity for Drinking Water and Sanitation Services (ERSAPS).
In line with the Bicentennial Plan promoted by President Xiomara Castro, the Regulatory Entity for Drinking Water and Sanitation Services (ERSAPS) has installed a complaint box with the aim of strengthening transparency and fostering citizen participation.
This secure and confidential channel will allow the population to submit complaints, suggestions, and reports about government services related to drinking water and sanitation, thus ensuring greater citizen oversight and access to effective control mechanisms.
The inauguration event was attended by the Coordinating Director of ERSAPS, Attorney José Luis Melara Murillo, who emphasized the importance of this effort to improve service quality and combat possible irregularities. Also attending were the Ministerial Liaison, Yuri Melara, and Coordinator Ana Alvarado, representing the Secretariat for Transparency and the Fight Against Corruption, reaffirming the government’s commitment to accountability and anti-corruption efforts.
ERSAPS urges the public to use this complaint box to express their concerns and actively contribute to service improvements. Through this initiative, the Government of the Republic continues to promote a more approachable, participatory, and citizen-centered governance.
The undersigned Coordinating Director, Attorney José Luis Melara Murillo, performed the swearing-in of the Institutional Internal Control Committee (COCOIN) of the Regulatory Entity for Drinking Water and Sanitation Services (ERSAPS). This act reaffirms the institution’s commitment to transparency, integrity, and continuous improvement in the management of our services.
We thank the COCOIN members for assuming their responsibilities and the entire team for their support in this process. We will continue working with firm conviction to strengthen our internal processes for the benefit of the community.