A Japanese professor once likened the process of human development to "the act of opening an envelope; and inside, you find human potential."
The United Nations Development Program has said that "economic growth is a means and not an end of development. There is no automatic link between high GNP growth and progress in human development." On the other hand, "human development is about much more than the rise or fall of national incomes. It is about creating an environment in which people can develop their full potential and lead productive, creative lives in accord with their needs and interests."
APS is commited to doing all it can to open envelopes of human potential throughout Nicaragua.
Elsa Galeano is a 34 year old mother of 5 children who lives in Bambana, a rural Nicaraguan village of about 250 people. Like most villages in Nicaragua's North Atlantic Autonomous Region, Bambana . . .
Dr. Saul Contreras Martinez was born in a small town in Guatemala. His family has a history of achievements and his medical degree is one of them. When he was forced to flee the killing and violence of the wars, he joined other family . . .
Any amount of money can help the people of Nicaragua in so many ways.