2. Registration
Registration of Cooperatives
Registration of Amendments to ACBL
Cooperative Information System
Rationalization, Purging, Physical
maintenance of the Registry of
Cooperatives
Posting of the Official list of registered
cooperatives
Max 30%
Perf 26.11%
3. Regulation
Compliance to administrative requirements
Issuance of Certificate of Good Standing
Inspection and Evaluation of Cooperatives
Evaluation of the financial and institutional
records of cooperatives
Provision of administrative quasi-judicial
services
Provision of legal services
Provision of mediation and conciliation
services
Max 40%
Perf 33%
4. Promotion & Development of
Cooperatives
I. Reproduction & Distribution of IEC
II.Advocacy related activities
III.Research & Development
III.Developmental Intervention Programs & Projects
(Implementation of the 3-Point Agenda, IYC, CDC,
GAD, linkaging and partnership with GO/NGO, promotion
and advocacy for sustainable development)
Max 20%
Perf 19.3%
5. 1. Expansion of Cooperative
Membership
2. Capability Building and
Enhancement
3. Recognition and Awards
6. General Administration & Support
Services
Human Resource Development
Planning Services
Income Generation of the CDA
Website maintenance
Max 10%
Perf 10
7.
8. No. 5 as Top Performing
Region
During the recent concluded Management Performance
Assessment and Planning Conference (MPAPC)held on last
August 15-17, 2012 at Quezon City, CDA Dagupan Extension
Office was rated the 5thTop Performing Region for 2012 among
the 16 Extension Offices based on the variables set forth by the
CDA Planning Division. The other performing regions are:
Calamba, Pampanga, Manila and Cebu. A corresponding
increase in budget for 2013 will be given to the top 5 performing
regions.
10. lion
lion aire
aire
Mil
Mil ativ
ativ
2010 2011
oper
Co o
Co per Ilocos Norte
Ilocos Sur
12
22
28
26
es
es La Union 25 30
Pangasinan 65 71
Total 124 155
125 %
14. COOPERATIVE NAME GROSS INCOME
Sta. Cruz Savings and Development
G 1
2
Cooperative
Tubao Credit Cooperative
101,521,040.42
75,832,173.28
R 3 Sacred Heart Savings Cooperative 43,038,076.71
Calasiao Plant & Related Companies
O 4 Employees' Credit Cooperative 39,153,319.93
S 5 Lingayen Catholic Credit Cooperative
Government of Laoag Employees
28,296,810.29
S 6 Development Coooperative 27,565,328.87
Coliling Farmers' Savings & Credit
7 Cooperative 26,384,552.00
8 San Joaquin Multi Purpose Cooperative 18,362,394.00
I 9 Suyo Multi Purpose Cooperative 13,541,294.20
N Ilocos Norte PNP, Ladies and Civilian
10 Employees Multi Purpose Cooperative 13,234,268.65
C Pangasinan State University Multi Purpose
11 Cooperative 9,476,036.00
O 12 Fatima (Vigan) Multi Purpose Cooperative 8,807,442.00
M 13
Ilocos Sur Cooperative Medical Mission
Group & Hospital 8,780,106.00
E 14 Sto. Domingo Development Cooperative 7,982,066.78
Teachers Association of Pangasinan Multi-
15 Purpose Cooperative 6,946,825.60
15. PAID UP CAPITAL Variance Inc/Dec
2009 P 1,350,095,129.18 P 99,904,870.82 6.88
2010 1,489,676,536.44 139,581,407.26 9.36
2011 1,372,662,281 -322137966.2
16. Paid Up Capital
COOPERATIVE NAME PAID-UP CAPITAL
Calasiao Plant & Related Companies Employees' Credit
215,775,802.05
1 Cooperative
2 Tubao Credit Cooperative 210,891,651.66
3 Sta. Cruz Savings and Development Cooperative 111,765,990.64
4 Lingayen Catholic Credit Cooperative 110,140,612.13
5 Government of Laoag Employees Development Coooperative 75,280,000.00
6 Pangasinan State University Multi Purpose Cooperative 40,805,480.00
7 Fatima (Vigan) Multi Purpose Cooperative 37,250,361.00
8 Saint Augustine Multi-Purpose Cooperative 31,689,105.24
9 Sacred Heart Savings Cooperative 27,649,436.87
Ilocos Norte PNP, Ladies and Civilian Employees Multi
24,501,938.00
10 Purpose Cooperative
11 Saint Louis Development Cooperative 22,039,100.00
12 San Joaquin Multi Purpose Cooperative 20,859,162.00
13 Multi-Purpose Cooperative of State Auditors 18,878,300.00
14 Suyo Multi Purpose Cooperative 18,717,009.05
15 Movers Multi-Purpose Cooperative 16,349,900.00
18. COOPERATIVE NAME NET SURPLUS
Calasiao Plant & Related Companies
1 Employees' Credit Cooperative 36,356,380.01
Sta. Cruz Savings and Development
2 Cooperative 30,434,082.76
Net 3
4
Tubao Credit Cooperative
Government of Laoag Employees
20,154,858.44
9,160,982.49
Development Coooperative
Surplus 5
6
Lingayen Catholic Credit Cooperative
San Joaquin Multi Purpose Cooperative
6,810,056.09
6,133,217.00
Ilocos Norte PNP, Ladies and Civilian
7 Employees Multi Purpose Cooperative 6,097,061.73
Pangasinan State University Multi Purpose
8 Cooperative 5,574,841.00
9 Sacred Heart Savings Cooperative 4,378,722.67
10 Multi-Purpose Cooperative of State Auditors 4,057,660.93
Mangaldan National High School Faculty,
Employees and Retirees Multipurpose
11 Cooperative 3,351,129.36
12 Saint Louis Development Cooperative 3,333,794.45
13 Suyo Multi Purpose Cooperative 3,279,356.00
Teachers Association of Pangasinan Multi-
14 Purpose Cooperative 3,109,422.61
15 Saint Augustine Multi-Purpose Cooperative 2,588,425.37
19. Region I cooperative
membership
1,423,983
as of
October 2012
Based on the National Statistical Coordination
Board (NSCB) Stat watch data, Region I has a total
population of 4,546,789 in which the
Commission on Elections (COMELEC) reports that
the total registered voters in the region numbers to
2,800,508 and out of which, only 1,423,983
are members of cooperatives. With a Gross
Regional Domestic
31. IYC
GOALS
GOAL 1: To increase public awareness about co-
operatives and their contributions to
advance People, Planet, Prosperity & Peace
of Sustainable Development.
“MAKILALA ANG
KOOPERATIBA”.
32. GOAL 2: To strengthen and unite the co-operative
movement.
“MAPALAKAS AT MAPAG-ISA ANG
KOOPERATIBA”
34. • 12-12-12 (Dec. 12, 2012;
Wednesday)
• Regional event
• 5:00 AM assembly time
(simultaneous in all regions)
• 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 12 K – however distance
will be decided upon by the region
• With registration fee of P250 (more
or less)
35. • Provision for shirt, water, etc
• Cause that will advance the 4Ps
(localized)
• Media exposure!!
36. “Cooperatives are a
reminder to the
international community
that it is possible to pursue
both economic viability and
social responsibility”.
- United Nations Secretary-
General Ban Ki-moon,
speaking on the IYC 2012