Cooperative education

5.4 Determinants of Women Participation in SACCOs. Women‘s equal participation in cooperatives is both a women‘s right and important for sustainable and people-centered development. If cooperatives are gender-responsive and inclusive, they can help women to overcome gender specific constraints to improve their self-confidence, knowledge, leadership skills, income, and access to agricultural inputs, social networks, and position in value-chains. When women are more economically and socially empowered

What is a co-operative society ? A co-operative society is an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily to meet their common economic, social and cultural needs and aspirations through a jointly-owned and democratically-controlled enterprise. A co-operative society is another means for forming a legal entity to conduct business besides forming a company. It pools together human resources in the spirit of self and mutual help with the object of providing services and support to members

A respectable business is always looking for ways to better serve their customers, especially a cooperative, but this is sometimes easier said than done. To help determine how achievable a better service would be for a business a feasibility study is often preformed. The Farmers Cooperative Association of Snyder, OK is interested in purchasing an automatic truck probe as well as building an additional receiving pit and leg to attach to the existing wheat tanks. So, a feasibility study was preformed

Because co-operation is essential to work. We must be loyal to society in order to have a form of progress. For example, people in ancient civilizations heavily relied on one another for specific tasks such as hunting, farming, and building homes. Whichever task you specialized in, it was impossible to do multiple ones and be independent. Thus, every person did their part to pitch in for chores and benefit everyone. This process can be easily trusted because this turned out to be very successful

The concept of earning livelihood is changing faster these days. With increasing uncertainties of employment, people are thinking over multiple options for earning their bread by themselves. The problems of unemployment are increasing rapidly worldwide, and the governments of most of the countries are considering this as a great problem for them. However, things cannot be left unsolved as it can create greater problems for every individual as well as for every country. In the absence of employment

Raising capital for any startup in Nigeria is hard, and it is discouraging to invest in a business idea that is not easy for some entrepreneurs. Applying for secured personal loan or even a loan without collateral is not promising to anyone too. So, if you are looking for a business loan without collateral, you have to understand that getting a small business loan without collateral is certainly tough in today’s economy. That’s why you find a lot of searches on internet about “how to get loan without

Generally, a constructive dividend is unique from an ordinary dividend in many different ways. A constructive dividend is a form of payment to the shareholders from a corporation which can cause in financial benefits to its shareholder. Section 316(a) defines a dividend as any distribution of property (money, securities, and any other property except stock) that a corporation makes to its shareholders out of its current and accumulated earnings and profits after February 28, 1913. In other hand

The unforgotten The town had been abandoned for many years, it was the town Mary Ann grew up in. She always loved the town of Rosemary Falls, but she moved away for college. Although she had many friends, the loss of her parents still left a void in her life. Mary Ann vowed that she would return to the town and fix it up. When she drove up to town, she sat in awe, it looked nothing like she remember, it was almost completely destroyed, almost post apocalyptic. When she walked up to her old house

14.31 Workers’ co-operatives In large public companies, management and ownership are separate. By contrast, in workers’ co-operatives employees will have contributed towards the capital of the organisation and may elect managers at annual meetings. The advantage of workers’ co-operatives is that all workers can take part in discussions regarding their firm. Therefore, there is a strong incentive for workers to work harder and increase profitability if they anticipate receiving higher dividends from

not formally defined, refers to primary cooperative banks located in urban and semi-urban areas. These banks, till 1996, were allowed to lend money only for non-agricultural purposes. This distinction does not hold today. These banks were traditionally centred among communities, localities work place groups. They essentially lent to small borrowers and businesses. Today, their scope of operations has widened considerably. The origins of the urban cooperative banking movement in India can be traced