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COUNTRY PAPER FROM VIET NAM(21th ACEDAC Board Meeting 2014)

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL DEVELOPMENTDEPARTMENT OF COOPERATIVES AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT

Bandar Seri Begawan, 2014

Unit Quantity

Total cooperatives AC 9725 (*)

Average membership Pers 688

Participation rate in AC % 53%

Average capital USD 42496

Average turnover USD 34778

Number of AC having profits

Coop. 6302

Profit per cooperative USD 3096

Number of AC having losses

Coop. 666

Loses per cooperative USD 600

Table 1. Agricultural Cooperative (AC), 2013

(*) Agricultural cooperatives: 9.056; Forestry cooperatives: 129; Fishery cooperavites: 480; Salt making cooperatives: 60

Item Total country

Surveyed cooperatives 5552

Irrigation 80

Plant protection 55

Veterinary 23

Seed 53

Materials 30

Extension 87

Land preparation 20

Joint marketing and processing 8.6

Electricity 5.8

Internal credit 8.2

Table 2. Services provided by AC , 2012 (% of AC providing the listed services)

ACHIEVEMENTSThe operating areas of the cooperatives are diversified,

including agriculture, forestry, fisheries, salt production.

Many new cooperatives are just established.

The AC contributed to generate many employment, well

undertake services such as irrigation, material inputs…,

thus bringing about real benefits such as decreased input

cost – increased income for members.

The AC collaborated with the local government to

actively implement agriculture and rural development

policies such as land accumulation, re-structure of the

cropping / livestock patterns…, contributing to develop

rural and agricultural economy.

SOME CHALLEGE FROM COOPERATIVES

Many ACs are at small-scale, lack of capital, low-value assets, low competitiveness and simple servicesThe role of AC in consuming agri. products for AC members was very dimGeneral management skill are limited

POLICIES TO COOPERATIVES

1. Cooperatives Law 2012

1.1 Commons to all types of cooperativesa. Support- Training for managers and staff- Marketing- Extension- Participation in rural development

projects/programmers- Establishment and formation of new cooperativesb. Privileges- Income tax reduction- Reduction for registration fees of new

cooperatives

POLICIES TO COOPERATIVES

1.2 Special support for cooperatives in agricultural sector- Infrastructure development- Land rental and land allocation- Soft credit- Inputs in case of natural calamities and animal epidemics- Processing

POLICIES TO COOPERATIVES

3. Privileges from other related laws- Land Use Law: free land rental for construction of cooperative office, store, shops and other business infrastructure.- Income Tax Law: tax exemption to selected agricultural production services provided by agricultural cooperative to it’s members. (10% income tax rate for AC)- Cerdit legistration: free collateral of a loan up to 25000 USD equivalent to an agricultural cooperative.Commons to all types of cooperatives

AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN (2014-20120)

(Decision 710/QD-BNN-KTHT dated 10 of April 2014)

VISIONInnovation and development of agricultural cooperatives, farmer group (Cooperative goals; cooperative relations with other partner…)

Focus IV:Guide Cooperative underLaw on Cooperative 2012

Focus V:Build pilot Model:

(value chain)

Focus VI:Mobilizing resources

and exchanging international experience

Focus I:Propaganda

Focus II:Perform research, survey and assess

the status

Focus III:To Strengthen the

organizational structure of state

management of cooperatives

AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVE PLAN 2014-2020

THANKS FOR YOUR

ATTENTION!

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