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Document: Cooperatives in Social Development
Description
The present report was prepared pursuant to the request of the General Assembly to the Secretary General to report on the implementation of its resolution 54/123 on co-operatives in social development and on the views of Governments on the draft guidelines aimed at creating a supportive environment for the development of co-operatives.
After an introduction, section II reports on progress made in the implementation of resolution 54/123. It is based on information received from Governments, relevant international organizations and specialized agencies, national and international cooperative organizations on their activities aimed at the utilization and development of the potential and contribution of cooperatives for the attainment of social development goals; the encouragement and facilitation of the establishment and development of cooperatives; and the creation of a supportive and enabling environment for the development of cooperatives.
Section III reports on the views of Governments on the draft guidelines and on ways to render support to Member States. The report concludes with some recommendations to promote the development of cooperatives. The draft guidelines have been revised, taking into account the recommendations, suggestions and comments received from Governments, and are annexed to the present report.








How to register social co-operative
i would like to receive more information on how to register a social co-operative.please email me an application form if available.
How to register a social co-operative
Dear Mbuso,
As I understand the process of registering a social cooperative is the same as any other cooperative. Through the DTI "Registrar of cooperative" which requires a min of 5 member, an elected board, a constitution, a Bank account, and SARS, what would be different is the Business plan, Financial funding models, including the sustainability, alternatively they may prefer a section 21 not for profit company. Due to the fact it is easier to obtain grant funding for NPO. Regards Sean Dinat
Directorate Economic Development (DED)
City of Joburg
SeanD@joburg.org.za
assistant in funding and busines plan
we have registerd a coopeartive, the only thing left is the SARS certificate which we are on the process of it, the only problem is the businessplan which we need someone to assist us