REFORMS OF COOPERATIVES SOCIETIES, ITS EFFECTS ON THE ECONOMY GROWTH AND SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT IN CAMEROON.CASE STUDY: KUPE MUANEGUBA DIVISION, SOUTH WEST REGION- CAMEROON
- 발행기관 아주대학교
- 지도교수 강신구
- 발행년도 2015
- 제출일 2014-12-29
- 학위수여년월 2015. 2
- 학위명 석사
- 학과 국제대학원 국제개발협력과
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초록/요약
This research paper, will affirm the assertion that the 1992 legislation on cooperative societies brought in significant changes in the socio economic situation in Cameroon in general and Kupe Muaneguba in particular. Some internal factors and external factors that influenced the Cameroon government to pass these laws will also be examined. Liberalizing the cooperative laws is one task, making it to be sustainable is another task. I will conclude that if the government wants the cooperative sectors to become a giant producers and suppliers in the nearest future, then they should make enabling situation for their growth.
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Table of Contents
DEDICATION iv
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT v
List of Figures ix
CHAPTER ONE 1
1.0 INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND 1
1.1 Motivation. 4
1.2 Objectives: 5
1.3 Research Questions: 5
1.4 Methodology: 5
1.5 Hypothesis: 6
1.6 Literature Review: 6
1.7 Assumptions: 11
1.8 Limitations of Study: 12
1.9 Chronology of Study: 12
CHAPTER TWO 14
2.0 The Definition and Concept of Cooperative societies. 14
2.1 Definition: 14
Reform 14
2.2 Principles of Voluntary Membership: 15
2.3 Origin, History and significance of cooperative societies. 15
2.4Origin /History: 15
2.5 The period before the 1992 Legislation on cooperative societies. 18
2.6 The Significance and Effects of the 1992 Legislative reforms on cooperative societies. 27
2.6.1 Significance. 27
2.7 New cooperative groups formed by the Chede cooperative union ltd. 33
2.8 Internal Reasons that triggered the reformation of cooperative societies. 35
2.8.1 The economic reasons. 35
2.8.2 The Social reasons: 37
2.9 External Reasons that triggered the 1992 Cooperative Reform. 39
CHAPTER THREE 46
3.1 The Content of the 1992 Cooperative Laws and their Impact to the society: 46
3.2 A Brief review of the economy before the 1992 cooperative law was enacted. 46
3.3 The Content of the 1992 laws on cooperatives reforms: 46
3.4 More specificity of the content of the 1992 laws on cooperative societies. 47
3.5 The New waves of cooperative societies formed after the 1992 cooperative law. 51
3.5.1 The Credit unions: 51
3.5.2 The Financement d'Investissements de Micro-Realization Agricole et Communautaires (FIMAC). 52
3.5.3 The Afriland first bank: 52
3.5.4 The postal savings banks: 53
3.5.5 The Fonds Commun d'Appui aux Organizations Financières de Base(FOCAOB): 53
3.5.5.1 Other supportive rural financial institutions of minor categories. 54
3.6 Other Socio Economic Empowerment (the case of kupe muaneguba.) 55
3.6.1 Economic Empowerment 55
3.6.2 The Socio cultural empowerment. 59
CHAPTER FOUR: DISCUSSIONS, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS 71
4.0 Conclusion and recommendation 71
List of Figures
Figure 1: The map of Cameroon and its 10 regions: 13
Figure 2: The South West Region map, showing its six divisions (Kupe Muanenguba in the green portion of map):29
