Bontoc, Mountain Province – The Mountain Province State Polytechnic College (MPSPC) recently conducted a two-day extension activity on “Fundamentals of Cooperative Principles and Practice” on June 23 and 24, 2023, at the 3rd Floor of the Bayle Building.
The activity aimed to enhance the knowledge and skills of cooperative officers from seven different municipalities in Mountain Province. The sessions covered a wide range of topics, including the origin, philosophy, and concepts of cooperatives, cooperative laws and salient provisions, and cooperative plans, programs, and policies.
Ms. Fremalyn A. Dacanay, Ms. Daniela W. Paspas, and Ms. Rachel F. Posot, experts in the field of cooperatives, served as resource speakers for the event. Their insightful discussions provided valuable insights into the cooperative movement and its significance in the local community.
By strengthening the capacity of cooperative officers, MPSPC hopes to contribute to the growth and sustainability of cooperatives in the province. This initiative aligns with the college’s commitment to lifelong learning and community engagement. The active participation of the cooperative members, particularly the youth, further underscores the success of the event.
This collaboration between MPSPC and the Mountain Province Cooperative Union highlights the importance of partnerships in fostering cooperative development and promoting economic empowerment in the the region.