Our Mission
Our mission is to foster sustainable rural development across Venezuela through accessible agricultural education, experimental farming techniques, environmental conservation, and youth leadership training.
Registered Non-Profit Foundation · RIF J001685910 · Zulia, Venezuela
About the Foundation
Fundación Colegio Experimental De Agricultura Del Mundo Unido Simon Bolivar is a registered non-profit foundation based in Maracaibo, Zulia. Our identity, mission and governance are documented below for students, partners, donors and verification bodies.
Our mission is to foster sustainable rural development across Venezuela through accessible agricultural education, experimental farming techniques, environmental conservation, and youth leadership training.
Our vision is a self-sufficient, ecologically sustainable rural community where youth and farmers possess the knowledge, skills, and resources to drive sustainable agriculture and ensure long-term food security.
Three principles govern how our foundation teaches, researches and partners with communities.
Promoting organic and non-destructive agricultural practices across every plot, workshop and partner farm we support.
Empowering rural youth, families, and underrepresented farming communities with equal access to training and resources.
Maintaining transparent, practical, and high-impact educational outreach measured by real outcomes in the field.
We operate under Venezuelan non-profit registration (RIF: J001685910), with a documented legal identity and registered office in Maracaibo, Zulia.
Our work focuses on real-world agricultural innovation and food security, developed with the farming families who use it every season.
We are committed to public welfare and educational advancement, with programme reporting and financial oversight available to stakeholders on request.
Agronomists, educators and field technicians work directly with rural youth and farming communities throughout the agricultural calendar.
Fundación Colegio Experimental De Agricultura Del Mundo Unido Simon Bolivar is directed by a non-profit governance structure defined in its constitutive act and registered statutes in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. A Board of Trustees holds ultimate responsibility for the foundation's mission, legal compliance and asset stewardship. The Board is composed of volunteer trustees drawn from agricultural science, rural education and community development, and it meets in ordinary session to approve the annual programme plan, the operating budget and the yearly activity report.
Day-to-day operations are delegated to an Executive Coordination team responsible for academic programming, field research, community partnerships and administration. A separate Academic Committee reviews curriculum quality and student outcomes, while financial oversight is exercised through internal controls, documented expenditure approval, and independent review of the annual accounts. No trustee, officer, member or private individual receives distribution of the foundation's surplus; all resources are applied to the educational, agricultural and public-benefit purposes described in our statutes.
The foundation maintains full operational and financial transparency. Registration details, statutes, programme reports and summary financial statements are available to students, donors, institutional partners and verification bodies upon written request to info@FireAlarmLondon.com. Conflicts of interest must be declared and recorded, and any trustee with a personal interest in a matter abstains from the related decision.