NATCCO
| Address | 227 J.P. Rizal, Project 4, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines | ||||||||||
| Phone | +63 2 8913 7011 | ||||||||||
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| Website | www.natcco.coop | ||||||||||
| Categories | Non-Profit Organization | ||||||||||
| Rating | 4.2 5 reviews | ||||||||||
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NATCCO reviews
5The place is welcoming and offers a variety of cooperative products that are beneficial to the growth and improvement of the cooperatives in the Philippines.
NATCCO or National Confederation of Cooperatives is the lasrgest coop federation in the Philippines in terms of Array of Services.
Primary cooperatives under NATCCO are collectively called NATCCO Network
As of this review the current Chief Executive Officer is Engr. Sylvia Okinlay-Payaguya she is popularly known as Mam Ibing.
NATCCO is Chaired by. Mr. Romulo F. Caceres.
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Trash looks like garbage the building looks like its gonna collapse because its dirty and the atm maching steals money from my card i suggest you to not go withdraw or deposit some money in the atm machine
The National Association of Training Centers for Cooperatives (NATCCO) was formed by cooperators who believed that the task of co-op development lay primarily in the hands of the private sector. These leaders believed in self-help and in the idea that people in poverty need to create opportunities for themselves to improve their economic well-being.
Coop-NATCCO Party-List was created through the initiative of NATCCO leaders who viewed the party-list system as an opportunity to go beyond mere dependence on traditional politicians to push forward the co-operatives’ legislative agenda.
Microfinance Innovations in Cooperatives (MICOOP) was established in 2006. NATCCO has so far established 119 branches all over the Philippine countryside. The program imparts a culture of excellence amongst cooperatives and brings co-ops – and much needed financial services - to more than 100,000 Filipinos in the countryside.
In partnership with the Dept.of Agrarian Reform, MICOOP has implemented the MICARAS Program and currently assists 50 Agrarian Reform Cooperatives, helping ensure food security for the country.
Today, NATCCO is the biggest federation of co-ops in the Philippines, in terms of geographical reach, membership, financial capacity and array of services. It now reaches around 3.66 million individual members coming from 840 co-ops. The 3.66 million individual members are served through the 1,653 offices located in 77 provinces and 129 cities all over the country. They are also served by more than 70 ATM branches of the Network. The 840 cooperatives have combined assets of more than P115 Billion.