Co-operative Movements in

India
Group Members:-
2) Rohit
3) Dharmadev
4) Faisal Group - I
5) Prasenjeet
6) Vishal Rajput
Prof. Sagar Patil
7) Deepali Taklekar
The organizational structure is about
the formation of a co-operative, Role
of cooperatives such as:-

1.Co-operative credit societies and Banks

2.Sugar cooperatives
3.Housing cooperatives
4.Consumer cooperatives
5.Milk / Dairy cooperatives
“Cooperation is voluntary
association of people who
have come together to
achieve a common goal.”
In ancient India co-operative was in form
of 4 principles like :-

•
Kula – Family
•
Jati – Caste
•
Gram – Village
Sreni – Classification at different levels
 Beginning Period (1904 - 1912)
Period of Hurried Expansion (1912 - 1918)
Unplanned Rapid Development (1919-1929)
Years No of Societies Membership Capital (in 000s)

1918-19 30,948 12,29,000 -

1921-22 52,182 19,74,270 3,11,225
1925-26 80,182 30,58,625 5,76,037
1927-28 96,051 30,70,173 7,67,877
1929-30 1,04,184 41,81,904 8,95,178
Period of Consolidation &
Reorganization (1929 - 1939)
Period of Recovery (1939 - 1947)
The six Stage (1947 - 1970)
The Seven Stage 91970 - 2000)

The Eight Stage (2000 onwards)

OR Present Situation
Co-operative movement in England
Objective of Rockdale Model
Principles of Rockdale Model

Co-operative Movement in Germany

Principles of Cooperative Movement in Germany
Co-operative Movement in
Denmark

Co-operative movement in
Malaysia

Co-operative movement in
Japan

Co-operative movement in
Nepal