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Identification And Solution Of Management Problems Of Farmers Multi-purpose Cooperative Societies
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1.3 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
The study is intended to investigate
the major management problems and solutions of farmers cooperative
societies in Onitsha north local government area of Anambra state.
It
is interesting observed that cooperative societies have laudable
objectives which they set for themselves but these objectives are never
achieved because of the management problems facing them, such as
inadequate funding by members, poor and ineffective management of the
societies and not having enough members.
1.4 PURPOSE OF THE STUDY
The
research work is mainly for academic purpose, the reliability of many
cooperative societies and the liquidation of some of them suggests that
something is wrong, perhaps with their management system.
Therefore,
it is the objectives of the researcher to find out some of the causes of
these problems and suggest ways to bring about a lasting improvement
to farmers cooperative societies.
The researcher would look into the
problems militating against the effective management of farmers
cooperative societies in Onitsha north.
1.5 RESEARCH QUESTION
The following research question will be aimed at finding answer to this study.
1. Do unavailability of finance constitute a problem to the effective management of farmers cooperative society?
2. Do lack of committees in decision making constitute a problem of the effective management of farmers cooperative society?
3. Do lack of trained staff constitute a problem to the effective management of farmers cooperative society?
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The researcher investigated the management problems and solutions of farmers cooperative societies in Onitsha north local government area. The population of the study was the registered farmers cooperative societies were systematically selected from the six registered societies in the Onitsha axis in such a way that for every three societies appearing on the list, the third one was picked or selected and three were equally selected from ten registered societies in the same axis. ... Continue reading---
