American International Association for Economic and Social Development

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The AIA was established by Nelson A. Rockefeller in 1946. An outgrowth of his work as Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs, the AIA aimed to promote 'self-development and better standards of living, together with understanding and cooperation' in Latin America. AIA efforts concentrated on cooperative programs with the government of Brazil and Venzuela, providing information about and assistance with farming, homemaking, health and nutrition.

From the description of Archives, 1946-1968. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122601235
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