Humanitarian Review

Pacific Asian Atlantic Foundation believes in creating balanced humanitarian projects for communities. We do not invest in just one project targeted for a community, but multiple projects from affordable housing, education, to health care. We believe in assisting in economic development in communities to facilitate commerce.

PAA Foundation works with national and international grant funding groups to fund projects around the world. We also explore other avenues in the international capital market using our innovative concept of creative financing in private investment and buy/sell of tradable securities in the global capital market, in collaboration with the projects beneficiary host countries.

Road re-construction utilizing an environmentally friendly technology that turns ordinary dirt into hard, durable natural soil pavement surfaces that are stronger than asphalt. The need for sophisticated and expensive machinery normally used in modern road resurfacing is minimized.

Provides maximum availability to health care resources over wide and remote areas by utilizing a de-centralized approach that builds a network of outlying smaller clinics linked via specially outfitted medical vans. Proven traditional/holistic as well as modern medical pharmaceuticals are utilized.

Affordable and durable housing construction using a mortarless, interlocking cement block that can be assembled four times faster then mortar-style blocks and uses locally available labor resources. The blocks are manufactured on-site utilizing a transportable block factory that fits on a standard flatbed truck trailer.

Cooperative-style farms are built on large plots (10,000 hectares) and then subdivided. The farms are provided with the latest drip irrigation technology and food processing and canning facilities. They are staffed and managed using local labor resources, who after sufficient training in modern agricultural techniques, are given the opportunity to purchase the farm plot from the cooperative.

Utilizes our "Community Empowerment Center" concept to not only provide education for skills that are in demand, but also provides services that allow the graduates to become productive citizens either as employees via an in-house job placement service or to receive special training to become self-employed entrepreneurs via our on-site Business Center.

Selected processes include a high energy plasma system that converts hazardous waste to simpler, non-toxic elements and a thermal reactor system for more traditional waste products (such as used tires) that release no toxic by-products or waste gases to pollute the atmosphere