• Ano Ang Kooperatiba

• Layunin ng Kooperatiba

• Kasaysayan ng Kooperatiba

• Pinahahalagahan ng Kooperatiba

• Mga Prinsipyo ng Kooperatiba

• Ang mga uri ng Kooperatiba

• Ang mga benepisyo ng isang miyembro ng

Kooperatiba

• Ang pagkakaiba ng Koop sa ibang klaseng

negosyo

• Mechanics ng Koop

Samahan ng mga taong nagbabahagi ng kanilang talents upang tugunan ang kanilang mga kailangan sa

Pinansiyal

Social

Pangkultura

Ito ay isang negosyo na pinamahalaan at pagmamay-ari ng mga miyembro.

Ang mga miyembro ay tumatangkilik sa mga serbisyo at mga produkto ng koop.

Nagsimula ang modern cooperative movement sa Rochdale, England taong 1844 sa grupo ng mga weavers(maglalala).

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• Ang unang paninda nila ay

Butter Sugar

Flour Oatmeal

Kandila

• Within three months, they expanded their selection to include tea and tobacco, and they were soon known for providing high quality, unadulterated goods.

*Tuloy-tuloy na pag-iimpok (Saving) ng mga miyembro para sa kanilang pangangailangan.

*Makapag-ipon ng pondo para sa programang pagpapahiram (loan program)

*mamili at magbenta ng mga produkto na tutugon sa pangunahing pangangailangan ng mga kasapi sa murang halaga

*hikayatin ang mga kasapi na makilahok , magbahagi at makinabang sa mga programa at serbisyo ng kooperatiba

* I-promote ang samahang kooperatiba na maging bahagi ng buhay

sa pakikipag-kapwa, pulitikal, ispiritwal at kaunlaran ng kabuuang pagkatao.

1. Bukas at kusang loob na pagsapi

2. Demokratikong pamamahala

3. Pangkabuhayang pakikilahok ng mga kasapi

4. Pagsasarili at pagtayo sa sariling sikap

5. Patuloy na Edukasyon, pagsasanay at impormasyon

6. Pakikiisa sa iba pang kooperatiba

7. Malasakit sa pamayanan

1.Voluntary and open membership

2.Democratic member control and management

3.Member’s economic participation

4.Autonomy and independence

5.Education, training and information

6.Cooperation among cooperatives

7. Concern for community

Self-help

Self-responsibility

Equality

Democratic ControlSolidarity

  Consumers Coop

Producers Coop

Workers Coop

Multi- Purpose Coop

Members

Member-customers

Independent farmers, artists, artisans, professionals, entrepreneurs

Businesses entirely owned by the people who work for them

Blend of some or all types of coop

Objectives of Coop

Provide products and services

Provide processing or marketing services

Provide employment to members

 Combination of objectives of various types of coops

Example Sporting goods coop; Housing coop

Independent farmers jointly purchasing storage facilities or sharing equipment  

Health workers’ coop

Health co-ops can be worker, producer, and consumer co-ops.

1. Mga produkto at serbisyo sa mababang halaga

(Provide products and services at

affordable prices)

2. Makahiram sa oras ng pangangailangan

(Available credit in times of need)

Cooperatives put people at the heart

of their business.

3. Makatanggap ng Dividend at Patronage Refund(Receive dividends and patronage refund)

4. Oportunidad na magamit ang kasanayan at kaalaman sa pangmatagalang kabuhayan(Provides opportunity to use knowledge

and skills for sustainable livelihood)

5. Partisipasyon sa paghubog ng patakaran at

pamamahala(Participation in policy-making and business management)

6. Karagdagang kaalaman mula sa patuloy na pag-aaral(Additional knowledge through continuing education)

7. Pag-uugnay sa mga serbisyo mula sa ibang ahensiya

(Coordinate services with other agencies)

• Cooperatives are driven by both economic and social concerns

• Cooperatives are community-based organizations

• Cooperatives seek to meet the needs of their members

Cooperatives have a different control structure:

Coop Usual business

1 Member = 1vote 1 Share = 1vote

This helps the coop serve the common need rather than individual needs of members.

Cooperatives use a different way to allocate profits.

Coops distribute profits to members based on how much they use the coop’s products and services.

Profits are reinvested as capital.

“MATUTULUNGAN KA NA, MAKAKATULONG KA PA KAY ANG KAYA KUNG SAMA-SAMA!”