Credit cooperative Flashcards

1
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membered owned financial institution that provide accessible banking services and empower local communities

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Credit cooperatives

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Cooperative Principles and Values

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*Voluntary and Open
Membership
*Democratic Member
Control
*Member Economic
Participation

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Cooperatives are open to all people who are willing to accept the responsibilities of membership.

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Voluntary and Open Membership

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Cooperatives are democratically controlled by their members, who actively participate in setting policies and making decisions.

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Democratic Member
Control

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Members contribute equitably to the capital of their cooperative and democratically control it.

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Member Economic Participation

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History and Evolution of Credit Cooperatives in the Philippines
: trace their roots back to the 1950s, when they were established to provide affordable financial services to underserved communities

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Credit cooperatives in the Philippines

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History and Evolution of Credit Cooperatives in the Philippines
: Through the ——-and ——- the cooperative movement expanded, with
the government actively promoting the establishment of credit
cooperatives nationwide.

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1970s
1980s

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History and Evolution of Credit Cooperatives in the Philippines
: ———— In recent decades, credit cooperatives have embraced digital technologies and diversified their services to better meet the evolving
needs of their members.

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Modernization and Innovation

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Organizational Structure and Governance of Credit Cooperatives:
Credit cooperatives are owned and governed by their members, who elect a board of directors to oversee the cooperative’s operations.

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Member-Owned and Controlled

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Organizational Structure and Governance of Credit Cooperatives:
Credit cooperatives prioritize transparency and accountability to
their members, regularly reporting on the cooperative’s financial
health and activities.

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Transparency and Accountability

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Organizational Structure and Governance of Credit Cooperatives:
Major decisions are made through a democratic process, with each member having an equal voice and vote.

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Democratic Decision-Making

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Organizational Structure and Governance of Credit Cooperatives:
Cooperatives employ skilled managers and staff to handle day
to-day operations and ensure efficient service delivery to
members

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Professional Management

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Savings and Credit Services Offered by Credit Cooperatives:

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Savings Accounts
insurance services
loan facilities
money transfer

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impact and Benefits of Credit cooperatives to Members

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Financial inclusion
wealth building
community development
empowerment

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challenges and opportunities facing credit cooperatives

Cooperatives must navigate the
transition to digital banking and
fintech solutions to remain
competitive and accessible

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Technology Adoption

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challenges and opportunities facing credit cooperatives

Navigating a complex regulatory
landscape and maintaining
compliance are ongoing challenges for
credit cooperatives

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Regulatory Environment

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challenges and opportunities facing credit cooperatives

Cooperatives must continuously
engage and empower their members to
ensure active participation and shared
ownership.

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Member Engagement

18
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future of credit cooperatives in the ph

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expanding financial inclusion
tecnological innovation
strengthening government
cooperative ecosystem

19
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sources of funds for cooperatives

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members contribution
government assistance
private partnerships

20
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The primary source of
capital for cooperatives

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member contibution

21
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support programs offered by the government

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government assistance

22
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Cooperatives seek may investments and loans from private institutions, tapping into the broader ecosystem.

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Private partnership

23
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overview of the Philippine Cooperatives program

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cooperative promotion
regulatory framework
capacity building

24
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The Philippine government actively promotes the establishment and
and growth of cooperatives across various sectors.

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Cooperative Promotion

25
Q

A comprehensive legal and regulatory environment ensures the proper
proper governance and operations of cooperatives

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Regulatory Framework

26
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Training programs and technical assistance help cooperatives develop their
develop their management and operational capabilities

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Capacity Building

27
Q

types of cooperative in the ph

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agricultural
consumers
credit and savings
housing

28
Q

Cooperatives that focus on production, processing, and marketing of
marketing of agricultural products.

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Agricultural

29
Q

Cooperatives that unite consumers to collectively purchase goods and
goods and services at better prices.

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Consumers

30
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Cooperatives that provide financial services, including loans, deposit
taking, and insurance.

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Credit and Savings

31
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Cooperatives that develop and manage affordable housing projects for
projects for their members.

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housing

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Cooperative Principles and Values

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solidarity
democracy
equity
sustainability

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role of cooperative development authority (CDA)

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Regulation and registration
capacity building
policy development

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Challenges and Opportunities for
Philippine Cooperatives

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Access to Capital
Capital building
marketing linkages

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Strategies for Sustainable Cooperative Development

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Diversification
Technology adoption
Strategic partnerships