The role of co-operative societies in rural development

• <p> </p><p>Title page</p><p>Approval page</p><p>Acknowledgment</p><p>Dedication</p><p>Table of Content</p><p>List of Table</p><p>Abstract</p><p><strong>

Chapter ONE

INTRODUCTION

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• 1.0Introduction</strong></p><p>
• 1.1Background of the study</p><p>
• 1.2Statement of the problem</p><p>
• 1.3Objective of the study</p><p>
• 1.4Research Hypothesis</p><p>
• 1.5Significance of the study</p><p>
• 1.6Scope of the study</p><p>
• 1.7Limitation of the study</p><p>
• 1.8Definition of the term</p><p><strong>

Chapter TWO

LITERATURE REVIEW

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• 2.0Review of related literature</strong></p><p>
• 2.1The contribution of co-operative societies towards the increase on capital development.</p><p>
• 2.2The important of finance in co-operative business.</p><p>
• 2.3The contribution of co-operative societies towards the output growth</p><p>
• 2.4Various source of finance for the co-operative societies</p><p>
• 2.5The problems of co-operative</p><p><strong>

Chapter THREE

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

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• 3.0Research Design and Methodology</strong></p><p>
• 3.1Sources &nbsp;of data</p><p>
• 3.2Secondary data</p><p>
• 3.3Primary data</p><p>
• 3.4Instrumentation</p><p>
• 3.5Sample size</p><p>
• 3.6Sample procedure</p><p>
• 3.7Return of completed questionnaires</p><p>
• 3.8Method of analysis.</p><p><strong>

Chapter FOUR

DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS

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• 4.0Summary of findings, Conclusion, Recommendations</p><p>
• 4.1Summary of Findings</p><p>
• 4.2Conclusion</p><p>
• 4.3Recommendation</p><p><strong>Bibliography</strong></p><p><strong>Appendix </strong></p><p><strong>LIST OF TABLES</strong></p><p>Table 1: Responses on the functions of the societies with response to increasing capital of members.</p><p>Table 2: Responses with regard to whether the co-operative provide infrastructural facilities to the members or the community.</p><p>Table 3: Responses production of enough food for the community.</p><p>Table 4A: Responses to the main source of finance to their society.</p><p>Table 4B: Responses on the major hindrance &nbsp; in obtaining loan from the banks.</p><p>Table 4C: Responses on other sources of finance to their co-operatives.</p><p>Table 4D: Responses on the most convenient source of finance.</p><p>Table 5A: Responses on factors determining &nbsp;the effectiveness of their society.</p><p>Table 5B: Responses on how the society’s helps in education of members.</p><p>Table 5C: Responses on how their co-operatives are managed.</p><p>Table 5D: responses on how government control their societies.</p><p>Table 5E: &nbsp; Responses on problems facing their co-operatives.</p><p>Table 5F: Responses on the turn-up rate to meeting.</p><p>Table 6A: Responses on installed facilities by their co-operative.</p><p>Table 6B: &nbsp;Responses over the reliability of these installed facilities.</p><p>Table 7A: Responses to whether their co-operative trained manpower.</p><p>Table 7B: Responses on employment opportunities for member.</p><p>Table 7C: Responses to how employees enjoyed their jobs.</p><p>Table 8A: Responses &nbsp;over how their co-operative education is organized.</p><p>Table 8B: Responses on officers involved in educating members.</p><p>Table 8C: Responses on how members were improved through co-operative education.</p> <br><p></p>