The role of co-operative societies in rural development
Table Of Contents
- Title pageApproval pageAcknowledgmentDedicationTable of ContentList of TableAbstractChapter One1.0 Introduction1.1 Background of the study1.2 Statement of the problem1.3 Objective of the study1.4 Research Hypothesis1.5 Significance of the study1.6 Scope of the study1.7 Limitation of the study1.8 Definition of the termChapter Two2.0 Review of related literature2.1 The contribution of co-operative societies towards the increase on capital development.
- 2.2The important of finance in co-operative business.
- 2.3The contribution of co-operative societies towards the output growth2.4 Various source of finance for the co-operative societies2.5 The problems of co-operativeChapter Three3.0 Research Design and Methodology3.1 Sources of data3.2 Secondary data3.3 Primary data3.4 Instrumentation3.5 Sample size3.6 Sample procedure3.7 Return of completed questionnaires3.8 Method of analysis.Chapter Four4.0 Summary of findings, Conclusion, Recommendations4.1 Summary of Findings4.2 Conclusion4.3 RecommendationBibliographyAppendix LIST OF TABLESTable 1: Responses on the functions of the societies with response to increasing capital of members.Table 2: Responses with regard to whether the co-operative provide infrastructural facilities to the members or the community.Table 3: Responses production of enough food for the community.Table 4A: Responses to the main source of finance to their society.Table 4B: Responses on the major hindrance in obtaining loan from the banks.Table 4C: Responses on other sources of finance to their co-operatives.Table 4D: Responses on the most convenient source of finance.Table 5A: Responses on factors determining the effectiveness of their society.Table 5B: Responses on how the society’s helps in education of members.Table 5C: Responses on how their co-operatives are managed.Table 5D: responses on how government control their societies.Table 5E: Responses on problems facing their co-operatives.Table 5F: Responses on the turn-up rate to meeting.Table 6A: Responses on installed facilities by their co-operative.Table 6B: Responses over the reliability of these installed facilities.Table 7A: Responses to whether their co-operative trained manpower.Table 7B: Responses on employment opportunities for member.Table 7C: Responses to how employees enjoyed their jobs.Table 8A: Responses over how their co-operative education is organized.Table 8B: Responses on officers involved in educating members.Table 8C: Responses on how members were improved through co-operative education.
Thesis Abstract
This research work was systematically carried out especially to ferret out the roles of co-operatives societies in rural development a case study of Ojebe Ogene Local government development council.
In the first chapter, the research did the introduction by having overview of what co-operators should be in order to actualize their targeted goals and objectives. The chapter also highlights the following, the objectives, significance those who are likely to benefits from the study, there was a very good hypothesis tentative guess and definitions of important terminology used in the context.
Moreso, in chapter two, the writer reviewed related literature “various authorities who has written books presented seminar papers and other library materials.
Finally, the conclusion was properly conducted to find out the real hypothesis.
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