Tubao Multi-Purpose Cooperative is celebrating their 54th General Assembly with the theme "TMC BRINGS OUT THE BEST IN YOU!". The document discusses key themes from the ICA Blueprint in 2012 including elevating membership participation, positioning cooperatives as sustainable builders, and securing cooperative capital while maintaining member control. Cooperatives are people-centered enterprises that prioritize human development, social justice, and delivering services aligned with member needs. They enable communities to own economic tools to solve central needs through democratic ownership and participation, generating inclusive and sustainable growth for all.

1. Greetings!
Proudly, I extend my best wishes
and congratulations to Tubao Multi
Purpose Cooperative on the occasion of
their 54th General Assembly with the
theme "TMC BRINGS OUT THE BEST
IN YOU! With the welfare of members at
the center of their business models,
The ICA Blueprint in 2012 sets
out a path that envisions co-operatives
to be the fastest growing form of
enterprise by 2020.
These critical themes are: 1) Elevate participation within membership
and governance to a new level; 2) Position cooperatives as builders of
sustainability; 3) Build cooperative message and secure cooperative
identity; 4) Ensure supportive legal frameworks for cooperative growth; and
5) Secure reliable cooperative capital while guaranteeing member control.
The ILO recently released its final report entitle” Work for a Brighter
Future” where coops aligned themselves as a cooperative business by
putting people first before profit. Cooperatives are key actors in
achieving the actions proposed.
PCDS Bernie C. Membrere Officers of Tubao Multi-Purpose Cooperative
and CDS-II Connie De Guzman
CDA Dir. Jo B. Bitonio

2. As people-centered enterprises characterized by democratic
control, prioritizing human development and social justice within the
workplace. Cooperatives deliver a wide range of goods and services
aligned with their members needs.
Cooperatives enable communities to own and govern joint
economic tools to solve their most central needs (production,
employment, housing, health, education, credit, insurance, etc.)
through democratic ownership and participation, thus generating
inclusive and sustainable growth, and leaving no one behind.
CDA Update
RA 11364 An act reorganizing and strengthening CDA
Signed Aug 8, 2019
90 days IRR
120 days to Reorganize CDA
From 15 Functions (RA 6939) to 37
7.83% growth of membership from 2017-18
42.38 % reporting cooperatives out of 1694
61% Micro, Small 26%, 11% Medium , 2% Large
Level up performance: Micro to small 21; S to Med 10, Med to Large
2 and Large to Billionaire status 2
Total Assets PhP 26B
PC PhP 5B
P661 M Net Surplus
P 17M Allocation for CDF
Employees 8849 SHSC 721+
"TMC BRINGS OUT THE BEST IN YOU!
 Brand new office
 Coop Hymn
 Outstanding performance (increase of total assets 10.4%,
increase revenue 31.8%, increase in net surplus 116.8%
 Rate of Patronage Refund 15.31%

3.  Rate of Interest on Share Capital 11.62%
 Zero Interest Agri-loan, and Php 6K hospital deposits payable
in a year
 Advance saranay for terminally ill members
We would like to hear stories from members on how the cooperatives
were able to help them uplift their quality of life. History in the making. The
Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) has partnered with GMA 7, Inc.
to produce film documentaries of four (4) featured cooperatives, all of which
are Gawad Parangal 2018 winners.
Let us trail blaze a transition towards a development paradigm where
no one is left behind.