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Code of 2008
Signed by the President into
law on February 17, 2009
and effective fifteen (15)
days after its publication in
the Official Gazette or in a
newspaper of general
circulation (March 7, 2009)
Cooperative
An autonomous and duly registered
association of persons, with a common bond
of interest, who have voluntarily joined
together to achieve their social, economic
and cultural needs and aspirations by
making equitable contributions to the capital
required, patronizing their products and
services, and accepting a fair share of the
risks and benefits of the undertaking in
accordance with universally accepted
cooperative principles.
Cooperative Principles
Patterned after the Principles as
formulated by the International
Cooperative Alliance (ICA)
MC 2013-18 | Submission of
Performance and Social Audit Reports
Subsidiary Cooperatives refers to any
organization all or majority of whose
membership or shareholders come from
a cooperative, organized for any other
purpose different from that of, and
receives technical, managerial and
financial assistance, from a cooperative,
in accordance with the rules and
regulations of the Authority
MC 2013-09 | Policy on Networth
Requirement for the Organization of
a Subsidiary Cooperative Pursuant
to Section 2 (2), Rule II of Rules and
Regulations Implementing Certain
Provisions of R.A. 9520
Organization and Registration
Completed a Pre-Membership Education
Seminar (PMES)
Newly organized primary coop may only be
registered as an MPC after compliance with
the minimum requirements for MPCs to be set
by the CDA
Submission of Economic Survey with staffing
pattern which includes at least a bookkeeper
Articles of Cooperation
At least 15 members of legal age
Minimum Capitalization of PhP 15,000
Organization and Registration
CDA to periodically assess the required paid-
up capital of coops and may increase it every
five (5) yrs when necessary upon consultation
with the coop sector and National Economic
Development Authority (NEDA) (Guidelines to
be drafted)
Any merger, consolidation and division of
cooperatives require 3/4 affirmative votes of
all members with voting rights present and
constituting a quorum
MC 2011-07 | Organizational
Structure of Cooperatives
under RA 9520
MC 2010-05 | Policy Guidelines in the
Mandatory Amendments of Articles of
Cooperation and By-Laws of
Cooperatives and Prescribing the
Registration Thereof to Conform with RA
9520
MC 2009-02 | Guidelines in the Issuance of
New Certificate of Registration Under the
Philippine Cooperative code of 2008
(RA9520)
MC 2009-01 | Guidelines for the Re-
Registration of Cooperatives
From RA 6938 six (6) types: Credit, Consumers,
Marketing, Producer, Service, and Multi
Purpose
To RA 9520 types namely: Credit, Consumers,
Marketing, Producer, Service, Multi Purpose,
Advocacy Cooperative, Agrarian Reform
Cooperative, Cooperative Bank, Dairy
Cooperative, Education Cooperative, Electric
Cooperative, Financial Service Cooperative,
Fishermen Cooperative, Health Services
Cooperative, Housing Cooperative, Transport
Cooperative, Water Service Cooperative
Workers Cooperative, and others
MC 2011-15 | Revised Guideline for the
Registration of Primary Cooperatives
MC 2011-18 | Revised Guidelines in the
Registration of Cooperative Federation
and Union
MC 2011-17 | Policy and Guidelines on
the Establishment of Cooperative Branch
MC 2012-17 | Policy Guidelines for the
Establishment of Cooperative's Satellite
Office
MC 2012-14 | Guidelines for the
Registration of Small-Scale Mining
Cooperative
MC 2012-13 | Guidelines for the
Registration of Health Service
Cooperatives
MC 2012-12 | Revised Guidelines in
the Registration of Labor Service and
Workers Cooperatives
MC 2011-25 | Policy Guidelines
on Job Contracting Worker
Service Cooperative
MC 2011-24 | Policy Guidelines
on Workers Cooperatives
Membership
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