Unit 4 Cooperatives Groupings for Thai Community Development

Review

By Marisol Fumar

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Cooperative are businesses owned by

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Multiple Choice

What were the Fenwick Weavers' Society in Scotland provided their members?

• Money

• Benefits

• Oatmeal

• Porridge

Multiple Choice

Cooperatives exercise democratic control which means , members can ___________ their representatives.

• appoint

• elect

• handpicked

• volunteer

Multiple Choice

Who made a precedent for modern cooperative principles like democratic member

control, open membership, and distribution of surplus to members?

• International Cooperative Alliance

• Fenwick Weavers Society

• Rockdale Pioneers

• Sunkist Cooperatives

Multiple Choice

Who contributed to the model of cooperatives that focused on mutual support and

lending based on the character and needs of the borrower?

• Charles Fourier

• Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen

• Robert Owen

• Rochdale Pioneers

Multiple Choice

When did the Thai cooperative movement began in Thailand?

• 1761

• 1895

• 1916

• 1968

Multiple Choice

How does the cooperative show concern for community?

• Cooperatives work for the sustainable development of their communities through policies

• Cooperatives share to all members surplus and other benefits

• Cooperatives provide financial services to low-income communities, contributing to poverty reduction and economic development

• Cooperatives provides training and information to other cooperatives

Multiple Choice

Robert Owen advocated for "villages of cooperation" where communities

would be self-sufficient and self-governing.

• True

• False

• Not sure

• Never

Multiple Choice

Members contribute equitably to, and democratically control, the capital of their cooperative

• True

• False

• Not sure

• Never

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the reason for the formation of Wat Chan Cooperative?

• Provide credit to indebted farmers

• Train farmers in the use of techniques to increase harvest

• Help members to market their products ensuring fair price

• Provide members with access to essential agricultural supplies like seeds, fertilizers, and equipment

​Unit 4
Cooperatives and Groupings for Thai Community Development 2 (Types of Cooperatives)

Learner's objectives

1.Identify and describe the types of cooperatives in Thailand

2.Determine the objectives of each of the types of cooperatives

3.Explain the important aspect of cooperatives

​What are the types of cooperatives in Thailand?

Multiple Choice

Which cooperative aim to help landless farmers acquire

land and improve their living conditions?

• Agricultural cooperative

• Credit union cooperative

• Fisheries cooperative

• Land settlement cooperative

Multiple Choice

Which type of cooperative provide various services to their members,

such as transportation, housing, or healthcare?

• Agriculture cooperative

• Thrift and credit cooperative

• Consumer cooperative

• Service cooperative

Multiple Choice

All of the following are objectives of an agriculture cooperative EXCEPT

• Improve farming practices

• Market products

• Provide services

• Supply inputs

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT an objective of a consumer cooperative?

• Provide goods

• Promote fair trade

• Promote self-reliance

• Empower consumers

Multiple Choice

Which general objective means to foster a sense of self-help

and mutual support among members?

• Self-reliance

• Social well-being

• Cooperative principles

• Economic empowerment

​What is the most important aspect of cooperatives?

Any question?