NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

1. DEFINITION:

2. CHARACTERISTICS:

objective

4. TYPES:

5. CLASSES:

6. STEPS TO CREATE A NON-PROFIT ASSOCIATION

7. RECIPIENT ENTITIES OF DONATIONS

8. NON-PROFIT ASSOCIATIONS:

NON-PROFIT ASSOCIATIONS

1. DEFINITION:

They are entities that engage in commercial activity with the aim of achieving profits but that those
utilities are not distributed to the partners or owners but are used to satisfy
needs of a human group.

The non-profit sector is an important part of the economic and political environment of every country.
developed. Well, it offsets the pressure from the economic interests of the best players in
all kinds of market.

In the non-profit sector, for example, there are entities providing public services.
workers subjects for their members, financing subjects of the activity of others, etc.
They have action in many sectors of public benefit, such as social services, assistance to
health disabilities, solution to social pathologies, environmental protection, culture and
protection of cultural monuments or the development of communities. Also the sports sector
it is an important field of nonprofit work.

2. CHARACTERISTICS:

Non-profit organizations, to be considered as such, present five characteristics:

a) They are Organizations

To be organizations, institutions must have an internal structure, stability in their
objectives, organizational limits, and a constitution document. According to this definition, formality
(having any legal status) of the group is not a requirement for it to be considered an organization.

b) They are private

Institutions must have a separate existence from public powers, that is, they must be
structurally separated from public bodies and not exercise any public authority.
They also cannot be an instrumental unit of the government nor can they carry out activities that
finances integrated with government finances. However, the institutions
They can receive public incomes or contributions, or they can have public officials among their directors.

c) They do not distribute profits among the members

Non-profit institutions are those that do not distribute the benefits generated among
its owners or managers. It should be noted that they are not driven by a commercial interest. It is worth mentioning
that these entities can accumulate surpluses in a given fiscal year, however, this
It must be reinvested in the entity's basic mission.
d) They are Autonomous

This characteristic refers to the fact that organizations control their own activities,
They have their own internal governance procedures and enjoy a significant degree of
autonomy.

they are Volunteers

This condition refers to the participation, membership, and contribution of time or money to this
type of institution, it should not be mandatory or stipulated by law.

3. OBJECTIVE:

Nonprofit organizations do not depend on the state and direct their efforts towards assistance in
all sectors of human life. The fundamental reason for their activity is never the
recovery of investments, but always the goodwill and effort to help. The eventual
profits are reinvested back into the organization's activities.

4. TYPES:

Non-profit organizations, formal and centralized: The army, the police, the ministries
Other state entities are clear examples of this type of organizations.
Non-profit organizations, formal and decentralized: For example, NGOs
international organizations that delegate a large part of the decision-making to their regional offices so that
they can respond promptly to the needs of their sector or field of action.

Non-profit, informal, and centralized organizations: They are generally groups of

people who are influenced by the initiative of a person considered a thought leader (whom they follow for their
charisma and prestige) meet informally to carry out a specific activity, such as gathering
gifts to give to poor children at Christmas or to raise funds to help a family in need
economic difficulties, etc...

* Non-profit, informal, and decentralized organizations: Occasionally, the idea of

an opinion leader (for example, gathering and giving gifts at Christmas) becomes a
a model to follow and is 'exported' to other places where other people follow the idea, but,
making their own decisions.

5. CLASSES:

From the State or Public: Military Forces, National Police, public universities, hospitals
public, Fire Department, etc.

Religious: seminars, schools, universities, hospitals, nursing homes, etc.

Civilians: Universities, research centers, civil defense, compensation funds, etc.

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs): Amnesty International, Red Cross, etc.

Solidarity Economy Organizations: Cooperatives, employee funds, etc. Others

Organizations and Foundations: United Nations (UN) organizations, UNICEF,
Organization of American States (OAS), etc.

6. STEPS TO CREATE A NON-PROFIT ASSOCIATION:

Requirements for the establishment of an NGO.

There are no special requirements for the establishment of an NGO, so they must
to be established as Civil Associations or as Foundations.

The only thing that makes NGOs distinctive from associations is their registration with the Secretary.
Executive of International Technical Cooperation of the Ministry of the Presidency topic we will address
in the next point.

In the case of forming an NGO as a civil association, the following is required:

a) Preparation of a Statute that must contain:

Name, duration, and address.

Object and purposes.

Assets that are part of the heritage.

The constitution and functioning of the general assembly of associates, board of directors, and others
organs.

The conditions for the admission, resignation, and exclusion of its members.

The rights and duties of the members.

The requirements for its modification.

The rules for the dissolution and liquidation of the association and those relating to the final destination of the
goods.

The other agreements and conditions that are established.

The election of the first board of directors.

b) The Statute must be in public deed, unless otherwise provided by law.

c) Every association must have an updated registration book that records the name, activity,
address and date of admission of each of its members, indicating those who are exercising
administration or representation positions.

The Association is a legal entity of private law that acquires legal personality with the
registration, carried out in the registry of the place of residence of the mentioned person
legal. Once it has been registered, it can be the subject of rights and obligations.

In the case of the Foundation it is required:

The Civil Code establishes that there can be registered foundations and unregistered foundations.
registered (they do not become legal entities as such, but the law recognizes them for having
legal existence.

Registered foundations must be registered in the National Register of Foundations (RANF) in charge
of the Supervision Council of Foundations (CONSUF).
In order for a foundation to be registered in the National Registry of Foundations (RANF), it must
meet the following requirements:

Application for registration addressed to the president of the Supervisory Board of Foundations.

Testimony of the public deed of incorporation of the foundation, duly registered in the
Public Records.

Literal copy of the registration record.

Registration file of the property that is affected, if applicable.

Copy of the payment receipt for the registration fee.

REGISTRATION OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS:

As we have noted in the previous points, NGOs can be established well

as a non-profit Association or as a Foundation. In both cases, they require
to previously meet certain requirements imposed by the legislation on the matter.

However, in order for these new legal entities to be recognized as NGOs, it is

It is necessary for them to manage a registration in the Registry of Non-Profit Organizations.
Development Non-Governmental Organizations (ONGD-PERU), for which they must present the following
information and documents, in two copies:

a) Simple copy of the deed of incorporation, issued by the Notary, where its Bylaws are listed,
goals and objectives and their linkage to national priorities.

b) Certified literal copy of your registration in the Public Registers, issued not older than
older than three calendar months.

c) Current Board of Directors list and members, with full names and documents.
of identity.

d) Complete information about the programs, projects, and/or activities to be developed during a
two-year period, clearly indicating the objectives and scheduled goals, population
beneficiary, location in the sectoral, regional and/or local areas.
e) Indication of foreseeable resources from international technical cooperation, for a
two-year period, indicating the cooperating source, country of origin, project or activity
funded by each of them and the estimated annual and total amount in US $.

By registering as such, the NGOs-PERU acquire the following commitments:

a) Develop programs or projects in the priority areas indicated by the plans

development, at its different levels in the short and medium term.

b) Develop mechanisms for the participation of the target population in the identification, design
of objectives, approval, and awareness of the projects they carry out.

From which the following conclusions can be drawn:

The Registry of Non-Governmental Development Organizations (ONGD-PERU), in charge of

The Ministry of the Presidency has constitutive character.

The legislation in question does not establish the obligation to register in this registry for
access international technical cooperation.

7. RECIPIENT ENTITIES OF DONATIONS

Donations will grant the right to deductible expenses as long as they are given in favor of:

1. Entities and dependencies of the National Public Sector, except companies.

2. Non-profit entities that:

Its corporate purpose includes one or more of the following aims:

charity;

(ii) social assistance or welfare;

(iii) education;

(iv) cultural;

(v) scientific;
(vi) artistic;

(vii) literary;

sports;

(ix) health;

(x) indigenous cultural heritage; and others with similar purposes.

Count on the prior qualification by the Ministry of Economy and Finance through
Ministerial Resolution

Obligations of the Donation Recipient

The beneficiaries will take the following into account:

Regarding non-profit entities:

They must be qualified by the Ministry of Economy and Finance as receiving entities.
of donations. Said Ministry will send the Ministerial Resolution to SUNAT through which
qualify the entity as a recipient of donations so that SUNAT can carry out the process ex officio
update of the Register of Donation Recipient Entities. Donors will not be
required to register in the mentioned registry. The granted qualification will be valid for three (3)
years.

They will issue and deliver the Donation Receipt in the manner and timing that
establish the SUNAT. However, as long as SUNAT does not regulate the manner and timing of delivery
from said voucher, the beneficiary entities must issue and deliver to their donors a
receipt in which the following is recorded:

Name or Corporate Name of the Donor

Identity document or RUC number, as appropriate.

The identification data of the donated asset, its value, condition, date of
expiration date printed on the label inscribed or adhered to the container or packaging of the
perishable products, if applicable, as well as the date of donation.

3. In accordance with the Penal Code and the Tax Penal Law, it constitutes a crime
against the public faith the issuance of receipts for donations over amounts greater than
the amounts effectively received, and the crime of tax fraud the deduction of said higher amount,
whenever in this last case the donor has stopped paying, in whole or in part, the taxes
corresponding.
Regarding the Public Sector:

1. The entities and dependencies of the National Public Sector, except for companies, are found
qualified as entities receiving donations on a permanent basis. They do not require
register in the 'Registry of entities receiving donations' managed by the SUNAT.

They will issue and deliver a certified copy of the resolution that certifies that the donation has been made.
accepted, indicating:

Name or Corporate name of the Donor

Identity document or RUC number, as applicable.

The identification data of the donated asset, its value, condition, date of
expiration date indicated on the label printed or affixed to the container or packaging of the
perishable products, if applicable, as well as the donation date.

8. NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS:

IN THE WORLD:

PANAMERICAN UNION

Agency dependent on the Union of American Republics created by resolution of the IV

Inter-American Conference of 1910 held in Buenos Aires. In April 1948 it is replaced.
by the OAS. From that year until the reform of the Buenos Aires Protocol (1967, in force 1970),
it was the appointment of the Secretary General of the OAS. It was based in Washington D.C.

Previously known as: Commercial Office of American Republics (1890-1902) and

International Bureau of American Republics (1902-1910). The date of creation of the first
April 14, 1890, is celebrated as the Day of the Americas.

FUNCTIONS

Its functions, in 1890, were to compile and distribute commercial information. Mainly rates.
customs, regulations, treaties, and statistics. For this purpose, each nation had to send two copies
from their official documents, as well as regulations, agreements, and statistical data. Since 1901
gathers and archives all the documents and minutes of the Inter-American Conferences. Reorganized and
expanded its functions in 1906 to gather all treaties and conventions between the states
Americans and non-American states, report to the inter-American conferences regarding
the resolutions issued, contribute to ratifying the resolutions and conventions of the conferences,
comply with the resolutions of the conferences, inform about their work and matters
which have been entrusted to the inter-American conferences. It is financed through the
contributions of the member countries. It is designated as the permanent committee of the conferences since
1906.

THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES (OAS)

It is an international organization that works to strengthen peace and security; and thus be able to
consolidate democracy, promote human rights, support social and economic development
promote sustainable development in America. In its actions, it seeks to build stronger relationships.
among the nations and peoples of the hemisphere.

The OAS is headquartered in Washington, composed of 35 countries:

In 1948: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Chile, Ecuador, El Salvador,
Estados Unidos, Guatemala, Haití, Honduras, México, Nicaragua, Panamá, Paraguay, Perú,
Dominican Republic, Uruguay, Venezuela; and subsequently the countries: Barbados, Trinidad and
Tobago (1967); Jamaica (1969); Granada (1975); Suriname (1977); Dominica, Santa Lucía (1979);
Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (1981); The Bahamas (1982); Saint Kitts and Nevis
(1984); Canada (1990); Belize, Guyana (1991).

Cuba remains a member, but its participation has been suspended since 1962.

OBJECTIVES

The OAS is working more united than ever, as it seeks to strengthen democracy, the
protection of human rights, promotion of peace and security, fostering of trade
the fight against the complex problems caused by poverty, drug trafficking, and corruption.

The heads of state and government of the hemisphere have endowed the OAS with important
responsibilities and mandates, including the following:

Strengthen freedom of expression and thought as a fundamental human right

Promote greater participation of civil society in decision-making at all levels

levels of government

Improve cooperation in the fight against illicit drugs

Support the process of creating a Free Trade Area of the Americas.

UNITED NATIONS (UN)

The United Nations was founded on October 24, 1945, in San Francisco.
(California), by 51 countries at the end of World War II, with the signing of the Charter of the
United Nations. There are currently 192 member countries.

Millennium Goals:

Objective 1: Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger.

Objective 2: Achieve universal primary education.

Objective 3: Promote gender equality and the empowerment of women.

Objective 4: Reduce infant mortality.

Improve maternal health

Objective 6: Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases.

Objective 7: Ensure the sustainability of the environment.

Objective 8: Promote a global partnership for development.

UN GOALS:

GOAL FOR 2015

Reduce by half the percentage of people lacking access to clean drinking water.

GOAL FOR 2020

Considerably improve the lives of at least 100 million Portuguese inhabitants.

RED CROSS

Red Cross is the common name by which the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement is known.
the Red Crescent. The 'Red Cross' is a global humanitarian movement with characteristics
particular and unique in their genre, due to their particular relationship based on international agreements
with states and international organizations for a purely humanitarian purpose. It is comprised of
by

International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).

International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC).

187 National Societies of the Red Cross and Red Crescent.

FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES:

The International Movement of the Red Cross and Red Crescent undertakes its work under seven
fundamental principles that govern the actions of this organization, creating a bond of
union between the National Societies of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, the ICRC and the IFRC.

The Fundamental Principles guarantee the continuity of the Red Cross Movement and of the
Red Crescent and its humanitarian work.

Humanity: The International Movement of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, to which it has given
the concern to provide assistance, without discrimination, to all the injured in the fields
of battle, strives, under its international and national aspect, to prevent and alleviate suffering
of men in all circumstances. It tends to protect life and health, as well as to make
respect for the human person. It promotes mutual understanding, friendship, cooperation, and a
lasting peace among all peoples.

Impartiality: Making no distinction based on nationality, race, religion, social status, or creed
political. He is solely dedicated to helping individuals in proportion to their suffering,
addressing their needs and prioritizing the most urgent ones.

Neutrality: In order to maintain the trust of all, one refrains from taking part in the
hostilities and, at all times, in controversies of a political, racial, religious, and ideological nature.

Independence: The Movement is independent. Assistants to the public powers in their

humanitarian activities and subject to the laws that govern the respective countries, the Societies
Nationals must, however, maintain an autonomy that allows them to always act
agreement with the principles of the Movement.

Volunteering: It is a movement of voluntary and selfless aid.

Unit: In each country, there can only be one Red Cross or Red Crescent Society.
which must be accessible to all and extend its humanitarian action to the entirety of the territory.

Universality: The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, within which
All societies have the same rights and the duty to help each other, it is universal.

Activities of the National Societies of the Red Cross and Red Crescent:
Each National Red Cross Society, as an auxiliary to the state in the humanitarian field, has
functions according to the needs of the country or responsibilities assigned by the states and these
they can be:

Promotion of fundamental principles and humanitarian values

Disease prevention campaigns.

Family messages and messages of good health.

Campaigns to promote respect for diversity and human dignity, reduce intolerance,
discrimination and social exclusion.

Support for youth areas.

The people who are part of the Red Cross do not receive money as a salary, as they are volunteers.
(except for technical staff, for example, a lifeguard who works all day at the beach). They work for
to prevent human suffering, and for the well-being of all.

In addition, to avoid incidents, no person who is compensated for their actions in the Red Cross
you can access political positions in the hierarchy of the institution.

CARITAS INTERNATIONALIS

Cáritas is dedicated to combating poverty, exclusion, intolerance, and discrimination.

Empowers people with fewer resources to participate in the issues that directly affect them.
lives, as well as interceding for them in both national and international forums. Furthermore,
help people at risk of social exclusion by providing them with shelter for a few days, food and
providing basic health services.

UNICEF

The mission of UNICEF is the promotion, protection, and enforcement of the rights of girls,
children and adolescents. It is guided by the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child
CDN. It works for the survival, protection, development, and participation of children.
of universal character and directs its actions to contribute to the achievement of the Objectives of
Millennium Development Goals (MDG).

UNICEF responds in emergencies by providing humanitarian assistance and protecting the rights of
the boys and girls.
UNICEF supports the Peruvian state in the formulation of national and regional public policies.
locales that facilitate progress towards national goals and the Millennium Development Objectives. This is achieved by
through cycles of cooperation between UNICEF and the Peruvian state for periods of five years that
they are developed in selected areas of Amazonas, Apurímac, Ayacucho, Cusco, Loreto, Ucayali and
Callao.

The current Cooperation Program that started in 2012 and will conclude in 2016 is being
working with the following components:

Survival and development of children

Equitable and quality basic education

Protection of children and adolescents

Policies, social investment, and knowledge generation.

Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous (abbreviation A.A.) is an informal community of alcoholic sufferers, not

lucrative, spiritual, that holds meetings and actions among its members in order to help each other
mutually to overcome alcoholism through group therapy.

It arose on June 10, 1935, in Akron (Ohio, USA) at a meeting between Bill W. and Dr. Bob, in the
house of this.

Scope and Structuring

This community operates in almost all countries, possibly not in North Korea.
some Islamist countries. In Cuba, with the support of the Mexican Central General Services.
Alcoholics Anonymous has been functioning since the 90s. The basic structure of operation is the
group, with participants of no less than 2 alcoholics, nor more than 250 (See the Manual
of A.A. Services). They have a public relations letter called 'The Twelve Traditions', with
which relate to each other and the world around them. Literature for South America,
It is printed in Colombia. In almost all South American countries, the General Office already exists.
services, which receives contributions from groups, integrated by areas or

particular demarcations; the structures are guided by the twelve concepts. A.A. (in none
(structure) does not receive input from outside of any kind nor does it comment on matters unrelated to its objective:
recover the alcoholic sick person. It is respected and works permanently, regardless of the
circumstances of the social environment.
Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a community of men and women who share their mutual
experience, strength, and hope to solve your common problem and help others recover
of alcoholism. The only requirement to be a member of A.A. is the desire to stop drinking.

To be a member of A.A. there are no fees or dues; we sustain ourselves with our own.
contributions. A.A. is not affiliated with any sect, religion, political party, organization or
any institution; does not wish to intervene in controversies, does not support or oppose any cause.
Our primary goal is to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve the state
of sobriety.

A.A. is exclusively interested in the recovery and ongoing sobriety of alcoholics.

individuals who turn to the community for help. Does not participate in the investigation of
alcoholism neither in medical or psychiatric treatments, and does not support any causes.

Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; consequently

his/her name should never be mixed up in public controversies.

IN PERU:

NGOs in Peru work to develop projects that fulfill the dreams of Peruvians.
through the communicating structures that are created with a view to a more prosperous future for the
youth, children, and the most needy social groups.

NGOs do not have freely available resources since they are non-profit civil associations.
profit. NGOs respond to the disaster situation or social problem.

SOLARIS PERU

The Solaris Peru association is a Peruvian non-governmental organization for comprehensive development.
whose work is focused on contributing to the sustainable development of the most vulnerable groups
located in the rural and marginal urban areas of the departments of Peru:

Data:

Solaris Peru

Address: Tacna and Arica No. 145 - Cercado

054212958

Web Address: www.solaris.org.pe

Ms. Katherine Pinares Astete

Financing

This NGO is funded by anonymous sponsors who support the Soalris NGO, in addition to this
self-sign through the sale of panetones 'Bondar' and the sale of melamine furniture 'Confort'
Sun; these two activities are the main sources of funding for this institution.

Beneficiary Population

The beneficiary population consists of low-income children from rural and marginal urban areas.
general population of those areas.

Projects being carried out:

SOLARIS SCHOOL PERU

Director: Yamiry Gallegos

Address: Kilometer 15–Yura Road

The Solaris Per school caters to approximately 500 students, benefiting students, that school
It includes the levels of early childhood, primary, and secondary education.

The students who attend this school come from Cono Norte 90% of the time and from Pachacutec in a
10%, the school is equipped with computer and science laboratories in addition to a
library. The Solaris School is the only one in Arequipa.

National Alpaca Association

Peruvian League Against Cancer

Andean Commission of Jurists CAJ

* IN AREQUIPA:
Andean Coat

The NGO Abrigo Andino is named as such because its purpose is to shelter needy children.
orphans, with disabilities, abandonment, in family homes.

The family home accepts children who are sent by the courts, as the environment
familiar is better than large orphanages.

Data:

Andean Shelter

Address: Malecon de Socabaya Nº133

054224478

www.abrigoandino.org

Contact Person: Mr. Lairean Rios Larrea

Financing:

The financing comes from the United States from the Wawawasi foundation and also has
support from various anonymous individuals in the city of Lima and in Arequipa, the main funding is from the
Cerro Verde mining.

Beneficiary Population:

They currently have eight children in their care, ranging in age from 5 to 17 years old.
one of them has a disability (disabled child) and a girl with mental retardation (from birth). The
children are sent by the Courts to provide them with safety, the shelter has a capacity for 12
children.

Activities carried out in the home shelter:

The children from the group home attend Jhon Maxwell school from 7:00 am to 1:00 pm, afterwards to
finish lunch starting at 3:00 pm they do their tasks with the help of Professor Dora
Oquiche.
In the home, they are instilled with values in addition to being taught how to cook and wash their clothes.
crafts, a family life where everyone helps with household chores. Sundays
both the person in charge and the children attend church.

TISCOS - CAYLLOMA

In the district of Tiscos - province of Caylloma, the NGO Solaris is carrying out the project of
medical assistance for the entire population of Tiscos providing nursing and dental services,
obstetrics and general medicine for this population.

ONG HOME OF CHRIST

The Hogar De Cristo Arequipa Association is a private non-profit institution that serves
poor street child workers. It was founded on April 6, 1994. Its activities are:

Make contact with street children.

Invite the children to come to the association's house.

Provide food according to the shifts that the children attend.

Give education to children by sending them to school.

Ensure the health of children.

Provide psychological help to children.

Give the children the clothes they need.

To give catechesis to the children.

Keep in touch with their families to be able to help them.

ASDE

The NGO Social Action and Development is an NGO that assists marginalized groups; located in
Alto Selva Alegre is a social action institution that contributes to socioeconomic development.
fostering access to greater opportunities for families and social groups in rural areas
marginal urban, affecting the areas of education, health, productive development, social management and
business.
ASDE has executed projects in the field of human health, sexual and reproductive health in
high Andean areas through preventive promotional activities, early childhood education
through prenatal and early stimulation, healthy families with the execution of activities of
support for the wawawasis and health networks, training of adolescent volunteer agents and
recovery of at-risk families affected by domestic violence, youth leadership and protagonism,
management and productive and preventive infrastructure in alpaca areas through the construction of
livestock shelters, food security in high Andean areas, promotion of agriculture
organic and rural businesses.

.ONG PRODEI

PRODEI NGO

* Category: Others

Urbanization: León XIII Av. Trinidad Morán H-18 Cayma. 3rd Floor.

AREQUIPA

Arequipa

Peru

51-54-275009

Fax: not available

www.ongprodei.com

Jaime Villalba

The Non-Governmental Organization, "PRODEI", is officially registered in the Public Registries.

from the city of Arequipa, Peru, with the number 3891. According to new trends and policies
From International Cooperation, we are convinced that the projects that need to be developed
they must be of a productive nature, putting aside the schemes of unsustainability and results
peremptory. That is why the projects we present involve all the necessary phases
and resources that ensure their sustainability over time; not only that, but also cause an impact
positive and real in users by improving their living conditions. This means making a diagnosis
of community issues, identify and reconcile the interests of the promoters with those of the
Community. We do not suffer from administrative incapacity or technical management. We are in the
Ability to produce and market our goods and services. We believe that the type
Organizations like ours must be framed in a context of efficiency, such
like any successful company; which is why we must generate projects that at the same
time generates sustainability in organizations; so that in the long term they generate their
own resources to self-finance their projects. This is the reason why the last 5 years
we have carried out and continue to carry out activities that demonstrate our ability to take
integral medium-term institutional projects. Our area of action covers Peru,
Ecuador and Bolivia.

Main Actions:

Projects for comprehensive development We are in a position to develop projects aimed at

rural and urban development in Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia. We are involved in: The area of ecology and
environment Environmental education Ecology and tourism Afforestation and reforestation programs.
Environmental technology Preservation and conservation Natural reserves Urban and rural development
marginal sectors Agriculture and cattle ranches revolving funds microenterprises education and
health