Sources of support
Voluntary contributions, educational grants, institutional partnerships and in-kind donations of seed, tools and teaching materials. No commercial trading activity is conducted.
Registered Non-Profit Foundation · RIF J001685910 · Zulia, Venezuela
Governance & Compliance
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"Fundación Colegio Experimental De Agricultura Del Mundo Unido Simon Bolivar is an officially registered non-profit organization in Venezuela under Fiscal Information Registry Number (RIF): J001685910. We operate exclusively for educational, agricultural, and public benefit purposes."
"All educational courses, field research, and community programs conducted by our foundation are non-commercial, public-service-driven, and supported through voluntary contributions, educational grants, and community partnerships."
| Official organization name | Fundación Colegio Experimental De Agricultura Del Mundo Unido Simon Bolivar |
|---|---|
| Organization type | Non-profit foundation (educational and agricultural public benefit) |
| Registration / Tax ID (RIF) | J001685910 |
| Legal jurisdiction | Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela |
| Registered physical address | Calle 113, Maracaibo 4001, Zulia, Venezuela |
| Official telephone | +58 414-6732992 |
| Official email | info@FireAlarmLondon.com |
| Operating purpose | Educational, agricultural and public benefit activities only |
| Profit distribution | None — no surplus is distributed to trustees, officers or private individuals |
The foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees constituted under its registered statutes. The Board approves the annual programme plan and budget, appoints the Executive Coordination team, oversees compliance with Venezuelan non-profit law, and ratifies the annual activity and financial report. Trustees serve in a voluntary capacity and receive no remuneration for their governance role.
Operational responsibility sits with the Executive Coordination team, which manages academic programming, experimental field operations, community partnerships and administration. An Academic Committee reviews curriculum content and participant outcomes each cycle, while an internal control procedure governs procurement, expenditure authorisation and the safeguarding of donated goods and grant funds.
Conflict-of-interest declarations are recorded for every trustee and senior officer. Any person with a personal or economic interest in a proposed decision abstains from the corresponding deliberation and vote.
Voluntary contributions, educational grants, institutional partnerships and in-kind donations of seed, tools and teaching materials. No commercial trading activity is conducted.
All resources are applied to programme delivery, field research, community assistance and the modest administrative costs required to sustain them.
Statutes, registration records, programme reports and summary financial statements are available on written request to info@FireAlarmLondon.com.