Cooperative Development Authority

Cordillera Extension Office

Monitoring of Accomplishment on Breakthrough Goals for DTI

2nd Quarter of FY 2019

Breakthrough Goals Target
No.1 – Handholding HH = 112
activities and Technical TAS = 95
Assistance provided to
coops to graduate from:
a. Micro to Small
b. Small to Medium
Accomplishment Brief Description of specific activities undertaken Remarks
HH = 166
TAS = 208
Process:
For micro coops, they will coordinate among themselves a common
schedule in the conduct of Fundamentals of Cooperatives & Governance
and Management Training by CDA.
For small to large coops, they are encouraged to align with ICA’s vision
2020 that cooperatives are: 1. The acknowledge leader in the economic,
social and environment sustainability; 2. That cooperatives is preferred
by the people as their structure in business; and 3. That cooperatives is
the fastest growing enterprise.

Impacting Activities:
1. For micro to graduate, the training is extended:
 into analyzing their cooperative businesses that needs
enhancement of their strengths and opportunities
 in sharing of experiences and strategies among cooperatives
during the training is finding practical solution as well as
reinforcing the learning
2. The activities that had an impact to the growth of small
cooperative graduating into medium cooperatives are:
 Laboratory Cooperative forum among small cooperatives is
a continuing activity that is crucial as it is a rich source of

No. 2- Capability building
activities provided to coops
to comply with :
a. Mandatory training
for Officers
regular membership and expanded volume of business
among cooperatives.
 Investment forum for Small Medium and Large
cooperatives.
2 8 Process: For micro, CDA-CAR uses MC 2017-01.
For other categories, CDA-CAR has partnered with CDO of LGUs where
the cooperatives are located and are operating. For Training Providers
to conduct mandatory training based on the TNA and research outcome.
Impacting Activities:
1. LGU-CDA partnership on the regular conduct of mandatory
training with emphasis that cooperatives are the appendages of
the LGU in social, economic and environment development.
2. Presentation of research outcome.

Prepared By: Noted By: Approved By:

MARTIN B. MANODON LETICIA S. CAYANOS ATTY FRANCO G. BAWANG JR.

Senior for CRITS Supervising CDS Regional Director