Founded in 1984, Proyecto Aldea Global (PAG), is a Christian based, Honduran, non-profit development organization. PAG started in twelve villages in central Honduras running literacy, community health, child survival, and family based agricultural projects. As PAG grew, programs in housing, food security, community water systems, and cash crop diversification programs were also added.

Over the past two decades the face of poverty has continued to evolve and change in Honduras...and PAG has evolved and changed with it. Our programs have grown out of the needs of the Hondurans we serve and now include programs in domestic violence, rural road construction (to bring crops to market), micro-enterprise, civil society strengthening, watershed and environmental protection and HIV/AIDs education programs.

The gradual growth and diversification of our programs is a direct result of PAG's commitment to taking a holistic approach to development work. Instead of focusing all of our efforts on just one problem, for example health care issues, we have chosen to approach development from all angles and attempt to provide solutions to development issues that integrate across all levels of development. To this end we have established an enduring presence for over two decades in Honduras and have gained credibility with community leaders and local governments alike.

From an original staff of one PAG has grown over the past decades to more than 250 employees while responding to the Hurricane Mitch crisis that hit Honduras in 1998. Currently PAG employs approximately 125 people in five offices and continues to seek holistic solutions to the complex development issues that face many Hondurans.