INI DIA SYARAT PENTING SAAT INGIN MENDIRIKAN KOPERASI (KOPERASI MERAH PUTIH) - PART 2 (HAFA-LEARN)

Summary

The video explains the step-by-step process of establishing a cooperative in Merah Putih Village. It begins with reporting the intention to village officials, followed by a Village Deliberation led by the Village Head to discuss requirements and official approval. The next step involves drafting the cooperative's Articles of Association with a notary, covering key elements such as the cooperative's name, founders, location, objectives, membership, organizational structure, capital, and member contributions. The video also highlights alignment with government programs and local community potential, ensuring legal compliance and clarity for all participants involved in creating a sustainable and well-structured cooperative.

Takeaways

• 😀 To establish a cooperative in Merah Putih Village, a group must first approach Sugi Village officials to express their intention to form the cooperative.
• 😀 The village officials will organize a Village Deliberation meeting, led by the Village Head, to discuss the cooperative's requirements.
• 😀 Participants in the cooperative program must ensure that the cooperative's name includes the phrase 'Red and White,' followed by the village's name (e.g., 'Red and White Sugi Village Cooperative').
• 😀 The Village Deliberation meeting will be officially documented, confirming the members who proposed the cooperative and the process that followed.
• 😀 The next step involves creating a notarial deed to formalize the cooperative, which will include essential details like the cooperative's name, founders, and location.
• 😀 The articles of association must outline important aspects such as the cooperative's name, founder details (including identity card numbers, nationality), address, and operational duration.
• 😀 The cooperative’s business purpose must be clearly stated, considering the village's strengths and needs, such as fisheries or agricultural-based businesses.
• 😀 Membership eligibility will be defined, which may include requirements like being a Sugi resident or having an official Sugi ID card.
• 😀 The cooperative must have an organizational structure, with positions such as Chairman, Deputy Chairman, and Treasurer, each with clearly defined roles and responsibilities.
• 😀 The cooperative's financial structure will include contribution deposits, mandatory savings, and registration fees, which need to be agreed upon before establishment.

Q & A

What is the first step for establishing a cooperative in Merah Putih Village, Sugih?

The first step is to report the intention to establish a cooperative to the Sugih Village officials.

What is the purpose of the Village Deliberation (Musyawarah Desa)?

The Village Deliberation, led by the Village Head, discusses the requirements, procedures, and preparations needed to establish the cooperative.

What documentation or information do participants need to prepare for the cooperative establishment?

Participants need to prepare identity cards (KTPs), the cooperative’s address, and a unique cooperative name.

What is the naming convention for the cooperative according to the script?

The cooperative name must include 'Merah Putih' and the village name, for example, 'Merah Putih Sugih Village Cooperative'.

What is the role of the notary in establishing the cooperative?

The notary drafts the Articles of Association (Akta Pendirian), based on the village deliberation, formalizing the legal establishment of the cooperative.

What key elements must be included in the Articles of Association?

The Articles must include: 1) cooperative name, 2) founders' information, 3) location, 4) duration, 5) purpose and objectives, 6) membership rules, 7) organizational structure, 8) capital structure, and 9) membership contributions.

What kind of information is recorded about the founders in the Articles of Association?

Information includes full name, place and date of birth, domicile, ID number, and citizenship.

How are the cooperative’s purpose and objectives determined?

The purpose and objectives are defined according to the business fields the cooperative will engage in, aligned with local potential and government programs, such as fisheries, food stores, pharmacies, logistics, or transportation.

Who can become a member of the cooperative?

Membership is generally regulated, often requiring local village ID or residency, and members must agree to the cooperative’s rules and contribution requirements.

What positions are included in the cooperative's organizational structure?

Positions include the Chairman, Deputy Chairman, Treasurer, Secretary, and Supervisors, each with clearly defined roles and responsibilities.

What types of financial contributions are expected from members?

Members may be required to pay an initial registration fee, mandatory monthly contributions or savings, and basic deposit contributions as determined by the cooperative.

How does the cooperative ensure alignment with government programs?

By determining its business fields based on local potential and government initiatives, involving ministries such as Agriculture, Maritime and Fisheries, and Logistics, to support cooperative growth and community benefits.