Agros International is committed to breaking the cycle of poverty for rural families in Central America and Mexico by enabling landless communities to achieve land ownership and economic stability. We have learned that the root causes of poverty extend across communities and are passed down from generation to generation, and so the Agros development model is holistic, sustainable, and focused on long term results. This commitment to the long-term sustainability of a whole community serves to break the cycle of poverty in all its forms.
5.15.12It's #InternationalDayofFamilies today! Read the inspiring story of one of our hardworking Agros families in Guatemala: http://t.co/2MuEnqsX
5.14.12In honor of #MothersDay, we invite you to read Sonia's story from Nuevo Renacer: http://t.co/8UVcxFaq
5.12.12Don't forget to give a gift that matters this #MothersDay. http://t.co/RkRLhqHc
Restoring Broken Relationships
Read a blog essay on how Agros defines poverty, and how that definition drives our unique development process.
How exactly does Agros seek to end rural poverty? Discover the components of the Agros development model by clicking here.
Sharing Their Voices: International Day of Families
In honor of UN International Day of Families, we wanted to highlight the story of Diego and Dolores from the Agros Community of Villa Hortencia, ... Read entry












