Cooperative as an antidote to economic growth of Imo state (case study of Avu Ikeduru local government area) Department: Co-Operative Economics and Management By: samadchuks Project ID: 5458 Rating: (5.0) votes: 1Rate this project12345 Price:₦3000 Get the Complete MaterialAbstractAcademic work is time-consuming and costly for ages. Generations to come cannot know what their predecessors know without research into the area. The importance of cooperative society towards Nigeria's economy cannot be overemphasized. These societies are needed for economic growth, especially in rural areas where there is no or low development and also in urban too. Analysis has shown that cooperative societies have contributed creditability to the development in the sense that raw materials needed by our local industries can be produced totally by cooperative society, especially the multi-purpose cooperative society instead of being imported (raw materials) from abroad. This research work, therefore, studies the contributions of cooperative society to the economic development of our economy. Fact about this contribution are extracted from textbooks, articles, diaries, lecture notes and both local and foreign website. A glimpse at the various chapter of this work tends to explain the contribution cooperative societies have made so far. This project is divided into five chapters firstly, it gives an insight to introduction, background of the study from 10-19, chapter one enhances our purpose of the study. Chapter two deals with literature review, the literature has to do with the examination of the study previously done in relation to methodology, which means any effort to verify basic information, i.e data collection, population and sample, research design, sample techniques and data analysis techniques, there are also ways of sourcing data, the primary source and secondary source. Chapter four dwells on the presentation and analysis of data, this chapter deals with the presentation of data collected from questionnaires together with analysis and interpretation of findings. Chapter five involves all summary, conclusions and recommendations from the data collected and analysis made....Preview Download Preview +Other Co-Operative Economics and Management project topics and materials you might be interested in»The role of government in cooperative development (a case study of selected cooperative societies in Ahiazu Mbaise L.G.A Imo state) »The role of consumer cooperative in the economic development of Nigeria (a case study of consumer cooperative in Imo state - federal polytechnic Nekede) »The contributions of cooperative societies to the economic development (a case study of Oru-east local government area) »Strategies for effective management of cooperative business organisation (a case study of the cooperative thrift and loan society limited) »Problems and prospects of agricultural cooperative towards economic development (a case study of Oru-west L.G.A Imo state) »Government Policies on Small Scale Business, its Impact on Nigeria Cooperative Development ( A Case Study of Cooperatives Societies in Anambra State )»Cooperative activities on small scale industrial development»Cooperative society as an instrument of rural development»Problems and prospects of cooperative in small scale business in Nigeria (a case study of selected cooperative societies in Owerri west L.G.A Imo state) »Cooperative societies - a viable tool for creating investment opportunities in rural areas»The importance of improving agricultural production through the activities of agricultural cooperatives in Nigeria (a case study of some selected cooperative societies in Mbaise l.g.a) »Enhancing the performance of cooperative societies through the application of cooperative principles and legislations»The positive impact of consumer co-operative towards revamping the Nigeria economy (a case study of the consumer co-operatives in Owerri west local government area, Imo state) »Analysis of the causes and effect of poor performance of cooperative societies in Imo state (A case study of selected cooperatives in Obowo L.G.A) »The role of federal government in cooperative financing (a case study of Nigerian agricultural cooperative rural development bank Owerri branch office)