F. Credit cooperatives part 1 Flashcards

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Financial insitutions that provide accessible banking services and empower local communities through shared ownsership and democratic.

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Credit cooperatives

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

Cooperative Principles and Values

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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

Cooperative Principles and Values

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Democratic Member Control

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

Cooperative Principles and Values

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Member Economic Participation

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Credit cooperatives in the Philippines trace their rootsback to the 1950’s when they established to provice affordable financial services services to underserved communities

History and Evolution of Credit Cooperatives in the philippines

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Early Beginnings

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Through the 1970’s and 1980’s the cooperative movement expanded, with the goverment actively promoting the establishment of credit cooperative-nation wide.

History and Evolution of Credit Cooperatives in the philippines

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Expansion and Growth

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In recent decades, credit cooperatives have embraced digital technological and diversified their services to better meet the evolving needs of their members

History and Evolution of Credit Cooperatives in the philippines

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Modernization and Innovation

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Credit cooperatives are owned and governed by their members, who elect a board of directors to oversee the cooperative’s operation

Organizational Structure and Governance of credit Cooperatives

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Member-Owned and Controlled

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Major decisions are made through democratic process, with each member having an equal voice and vote

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Democratic Decision-Making

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Credit cooperatives priotitize ———— — ————– to their members, regularly reporting on the cooperative’s financial health and activities

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Transparency and Accountability

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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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Members can deposit their savings with the cooperative, earning interest and accessing their funds when needed.

Savings and Credit Services Offered by Credit Cooperatives

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Savings Accounts

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Credit cooperatives provide affordable loan options to members, supporting their personal and business financing needs.

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Loan Facilities

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Many credit cooperatives offer insurance products to protect their members and their families from unexpected risks.

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Insurance Services

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Some credit cooperatives enable members to securely transfer funds to family or make payments through the cooperative’s network.

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Money Transfer

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16
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Credit cooperatives provide access to essential financial services for underbanked and marginalized communities.

Impact and Benefits of Credit Cooperatives to Members

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Financial Inclusion

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Members can save, borrow, and invest through the cooperative, helping them build financial resilience and assets.

Impact and Benefits of Credit Cooperatives to Members

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Wealth Building

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Credit cooperatives reinvest their profits back into the local community, supporting economic and social progress.

Impact and Benefits of Credit Cooperatives to Members

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Community Development

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The cooperative model empowers members to take control of their financial futures and participate in decision-making.

Impact and Benefits of Credit Cooperatives to Members

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Empowerment

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

Challenges and Opportunities Facing Credit Cooperatives

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Technology Adoption

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

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Regulatory Environment

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

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Member Engagement

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Credit cooperatives will continue to play a crucial role in bringing essential financial services to underserved communities.

The Future of Credit Cooperatives in the Philippines

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Expanding Financial Inclusion

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Embracing digital technologies and fintech solutions will help cooperatives enhance their offerings and reach more members.

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Technological Innovation

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Improved governance and professionalization will ensure credit cooperatives remain sustainable and responsive to member needs.

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Strengthening Governance

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Fostering collaboration and partnerships within the cooperative sector will leverage synergies and amplify the impact of credit cooperatives.

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Cooperative Ecosystem

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The primary source of capital for cooperatives comes from the regular savings and share capital contributions of its members.

Sources of Funds for Cooperatives

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Member Contributions

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Cooperatives can also access funding and support programs offered by government agencies like the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA).

Sources of Funds for Cooperatives

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Government Assistance

29
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Cooperatives may seek investments and loans from private institutions, tapping into the broader financial ecosystem.

Sources of Funds for Cooperatives

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Private Partnerships