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Annual Obligations of Cooperatives (Petén)
Aprende, cumple y crece: nuestro curso te brindará los conocimientos necesarios para cumplir eficazmente con las obligaciones anuales establecidas en la Ley General de Cooperativas y su Reglamento
- Certificate of completion
- 100% online course
- Level Intermediate
- More than 8* hours of content
Learn, comply, and grow: our course will provide you with the necessary knowledge to effectively comply with the annual obligations established in the General Cooperative Law and its Regulations
In the course Annual Obligations of Cooperatives, we will review all the necessary steps to comply with the obligations indicated in the Law, including the planning activities of the Annual Ordinary Assembly, the submission of documents, the approval procedures and election of board members, as well as the updating or registration of these, concluding with the presentation and effective delivery of the Annual Report of Activities.
What will you learn?
Course sessions
You'll learn:
- All information related to documents and prerequisites for holding the Annual Ordinary General Assembly. - The preparation of the different legal documents for holding the Mandatory Ordinary General Assembly
You'll learn:
- Verification of Quorum and commencement of the Annual General Assembly celebration. - Presentation, approval, modification, and compliance with the Assembly Agenda. - Presentation of the different legal and administrative documents for the Assembly's consideration. - Process of approval, reform, and election of board members by the Assembly. - Drafting of the Assembly minutes, including the transcription of all items discussed therein, as well as the minutes of election and/or re-election of the board members.
You'll learn:
- Processes for the registration of Management Bodies and Legal Representative. - Requirements, forms and INACOP and INGECOP links for the submission of data update documents. - Requirements, form, link and content for the submission of the Cooperative's Annual Report
You'll learn:
- What is the content and how are the different documents that comprise the cooperative's financial statements integrated - How to present the financial statements at the Annual General Assembly
Adalberto Mejía del Cid
Experto en Desarrollo y Fortalecimiento Cooperativo
Experto en gestión y gobernanza cooperativa, consultor independiente para asociaciónes de productores y cooperativas de actividades productivas y de servicios, con amplio conocimiento de aspectos legales, contables y administrativos.
Completion
Se brindará un Certificado de Reconocimiento, a los que haya concluido de manera satisfactoria todas las actividades y presenten la Memoria de Labores de la Cooperativa, o en su defecto, la estructura que deberá llevar esta, atendiendo los contenidos brindados durante las sesiones.
Get ready to boost the growth and consolidate your cooperative!
REQUEST YOUR ADMISSIONFrequently asked questions
The course is completely free and there are no fees to pay. The scholarship is provided by USDA and USAID to participate in CBS training programs. To get a scholarship, you just need to request it through the available scholarship program.
To get a scholarship, you just need to request it through the available scholarship program.
Generally, to request a scholarship you fill out an application form provided during enrollment or, if you are already registered on the CBS platform, you can click "Request classroom access" on each course page — just make sure you are signed in to see it. To gain access, you must be registered on the CBS platform.
In most cases there are no restrictions, unless the course targets a specialized topic such as accounting, agriculture, trade, etc.
The course Annual Obligations of Cooperatives (Petén) runs for 8 hours spread across weeks.
The course material will be available for download in the Virtual Classroom. In addition, in the Platform Resources section you can access various reading, reference and application resources.
Certificates are only granted to those who have satisfactorily completed all the activities of the modules that make up the course.
Participants must complete the assigned activities, attend the scheduled sessions to resolve questions, engage in community discussions or forums, and follow the established rules of conduct.
The scheduled office hours are calendared spaces where instructors or tutors are available to answer questions, receive projects, provide follow-up, and offer additional information or new courses to scholarship recipients.

