The Pan American Development Foundation is a strategic partner of the Organization of American States that was established in 1962 to implement socio-economic development programs and disaster assistance in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The Pan American Development Foundation (PADF) believes in creating a hemisphere of opportunity, for all. They work across Latin America and the Caribbean to make their region stronger— more healthy, peaceful, just, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable for current and future generations. For nearly 60 years, they have served the most vulnerable communities, investing resources throughout the hemisphere. They partner with and enable civil society, governments, and the private sector for the greater good of the region.

With nearly 60 years of experience across Latin America and the Caribbean and strong partnerships with local communities, civil society, and public and private sectors, they have an impeccable track record of success with extensive in-country networks and sound financial controls. They are uniquely positioned to develop and implement adaptable programs across multiple technical areas, quickly deploy to any country in Latin America and the Caribbean and activate existing local networks, measure and evaluate their impact with comprehensive performance indicators, and communicate their progress through integrated communications strategies.