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3^rd National Cooperative Congress-2023

Contributors of National Cooperative Development Fund: National Cooperative Federation of Nepal- NPR 66,39,360.28, National Cooperative Bank Ltd., Lalitpur-NPR 6,06,000, Navajeevan Cooperative Ltd., Kailali- NPR 5,05,555, Sahara Nepal Saving and Credit Cooperative Society Ltd., Jhapa-5,00,000, Nepal Multipurpose Cooperative Ltd., Jhapa,-NPR 3,00,000, Mechi Multipurpose Cooperative Ltd., Jhapa- NPR 2,50,000, District Cooperative Union Limited, Dolakha-NPR 1,11,111, Prakritik Saving and Credit Cooperative Ltd., Lalitpur- NPR 1,11,111, Janakalyan Saving and Credit Cooperative Ltd., Dhading- NPR 1,11,111,Suyogya Saving and Credit Cooperative Ltd., Kathmandu-NPR 1,01,101, Money Plant Saving and Credit Cooperative Ltd., Kathmandu-NPR 55,555, District Cooperative Union, Kavrapalanchowk-NPR 55,555.00, Mahila Saving and Credit Cooperative Ltd., Sunsari-NPR 55,000, Dolakha District Saving and Credit Cooperative Union Ltd., Dolakha- NPR 51,000, Star Multipurpose Cooperative Ltd., Morang- NPR 51,000, Kirtipur Multipurpose Cooperative Ltd., Kirtipur-NPR, 20,000, District Cooperative Union Morang- NRP 21,000.

Policy

Coop Legislation

After the restoration of democracy in 1990 A.D (2046 B.S.), the democratic government enacted the Co-operative Act 1992 A.D (2048 B.S) and the Co-operative Regulations 1993 A.D (2049 B.S.) The new Cooperative Act has provided an opportunity to the Nepalese people to establish independent and autonomous co-operative societies by themselves, according to their capacity to fulfill their own needs. The Co-operative Act 1992 A.D (2048 B.S) has firmly accepted the cooperative principles and provided a legal base both for the establishment of co-operative societies/unions/federations and application of co-operative values, norms and principles into practice.