Hope Alife Coorperative Society - Benin

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Cotonou, Sud Province
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Jun. 25, 2024

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May. 9, 2013

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HOPE A LIVE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY OF BENIN

Francho-phone cooperative society of Benin gives young farmers a â € ˜ taste for lifeâ € ™
Francho-phone Cooperative Society 2/ 05/ 2010 8: 10 am
The Hope A life Cooperative Society of Republic of Benin Celebrates Five Years
Anniversary in Calavi.
On Saturday July 8, 2012, the HOPE-A-LIFE Cooperative society of Republic of Benin
celebrated Francho-phone cooperative society day in what is believed to be the most
applauded continuously inhabited settlement city in Republic of Benin. 82 urban and rural
members, board of trustees and stakeholders from all the regions and neighbouring
countries headed to the old town of Calavi and shared the global breakfast as a result of
pumper harvest together as a celebration of the 5th Anniversary of Francophone
cooperative society day.
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The following is the addresse and contact phone number for Hope A Life Cooperative
Society .
C/ 88 Avenue Saint Terresa, Tokpa, Cotonou-Republic of
Benin, Tel+ 229, 95759193, Fax: + 229, 21334245, Email: fcsbj@ yahoo.fr, Email: goldm an_israel@
ymail.com
Regions:
Francophone cooperative societies are present around the Sub-Sahara of West Africa.
Read about our programmes and services in this section of our profile.
Young Women' s farmers Programme
The Franchophone equips young women farmers for the challenges of leadership through
farming, training opportunities at all regional and communal events. The Franchophone
cooperative society has always affirmed the importance of partnership across generations
, and therefore, also encourages both formal and informal mentoring relationships in
agricultural advanced nations.
Regional farmers Training Institute:
Over the next quadrennium, the Franchophone cooperative society will be convening a
series of Regional Training Institutes ( RTI) on each of the priority themes in the Strategic
Framework 2012-2015, adopted by the Francho-Anglophone last year.
The RTIs aim to bring together FCS from all urban and rural areas to define a stronger
regional agenda for FCS advocacy and programmes, and to share good farming practices
among FCS , as and partners. It is our intention that all member associations will have the
opportunity to participate in at least one FCS over the next three years, subject to
resource availability.
The first FCS will focus on Millennium Farming , Violence against Women and Peace
Building and will take place in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea from 8 â € “ 13 November 2012. The
host and organising partner for this training event is the Franchphone Cooperative Society
in Equatorial Guinea , who are kindly supporting in development of agriculture in-country
costs.
The FCS on Violence against Women and Peace Building will be an opportunity for FCS
leaders working on these issues to share experiences and promising new method of
farming practices across regions, to strengthen advocacy skills and strategies, and for the
Franchphone cooperative society to establish a reference group from the movement and
partner associations to advise on future work under this priority. The FCS will be a unique
opportunity to build a strong and cohesive cooperative movement focused on modernising
farming and building peace and ending violence at all levels.
The Franchphone cooperative society of Benin has directly invited a number of member
associations to participate in the FCS based on their background and experience on
millenium farming and the priority theme. However, the association also issued an open
invitation for all interested FCS as to apply for the remaining places available for the FCS.
Space and resources are limited to approximately 60-70 participants to demonstrate the
impact of millennium farming.
Negligent against women is a matter of concern globally and is perhaps the most pervasive
human rights violation that we know of today. It takes many forms, occurs in many places
and affects the lives of women and girls in the cooperative societies, in private and public
spaces. Between 15â € “ 71% of women reported experiencing physical and/ or sexual violence
by an intimate partner at some point in their life.
Members of Hope A Life Coorperative Society.
1.What is Co-operative Marketing Society:
These societies are formed by small producers and manufacturers who find it difficult to sell
their products individually. The society collects the products from the individual members
and takes the responsibility of selling those products in the market.
2. Co-operative Credit Society: These societies are formed to provide financial support to the
members. The society accepts deposits from members and grants them loans at reasonable
rates of interest in times of need. Village Service Co-operative Society and Urban
Cooperative Banks are examples of co-operative credit society.
3. Co-operative Farming Society: These societies are formed by small farmers to work jointly
and thereby enjoy the benefits of large-scale farming. Example is farmers cooperative
society Hope A life cooperative society in Abomey-Calavi.
4. Housing Co-operative Society: These societies are formed to provide residential houses to
members. They purchase land, develop it and construct houses or flats and allot the same to
members. Some societies also provide loans at low rate of interest to members to construct
their own houses. The Employeesâ € ™ Housing Societies and Metropolitan Housing Co-operative
Society are examples of housing co-operative society.
Yound farmers in farm field.

5 TYPES OF COOPERATIVE GOVERNANCE Retailers' coop5 TYPES OF COOPERATIVE GOVERNANCE
Retailers' cooperative :
1.A retailers' cooperative ( known as a secondary or marketing co-operative in some
countries) is an organization which employs economies of scale on behalf of its members
to get discounts from manufacturers and to pool marketing. It is common for locallyowned
grocery stores, hardware stores and pharmacies. In this case the members of the
cooperative are in businesses rather than individuals.The Best Western international hotel
chain is actually a retailers' cooperative, whose members are hotel operators, although it
now prefers to call itself a " nonprofit membership association. " It gave up on
the " cooperative " label after some courts insisted on enforcing regulatory requirements for
franchisors despite its member-controlled status.erative.

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