Focus on removing obstacles for the collective economy of Dak Lak province

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On the afternoon of July 29, the interdisciplinary delegation of the Steering Committee for Economic Innovation and Development of Collective Economy and Cooperatives had a working session with the Steering Committee for Innovation and Development of the Central Economy and Cooperatives in the province on July 29. survey the development of the market economy and cooperatives for the drafting of the Draft Law on Cooperatives (amended).

Over the past time, cooperative economic organizations in the province have made positive changes, developed both in number and scale, and gradually increased operational efficiency. By the end of June 2022, the province had 630 cooperatives, of which, agricultural cooperatives were 409 cooperatives (accounting for 64.9%), non-agricultural cooperatives had 221 cooperatives (accounting for 35.1%).

The number of active cooperatives is 496, an increase of 6.8% over the same period last year. There are about 68,793 members participating in the cooperative, an increase of 793 members compared to the end of 2021. It is estimated that by the end of 2022, the cooperative sector has about 70,000 members, the number of regular employees 21,793, an increase of 26% compared to that of the cooperative. in the same period last year.

Work session scene.

In the first 6 months of 2022, establish 1 more Cooperative Alliance; 19 new cooperatives were established, attracting 558 new members, an increase of 11.7% over the same period last year. The average revenue of the cooperative is 1.5 billion dong/year, the average profit is 150 million dong, regular labor income is expected to reach 45-48 million dong/year, up 30% over the same period last year.

In order to mobilize resources and implement preferential programs and policies to support the development of the market economy, the Provincial People's Committee advised the Provincial People's Council to issue Resolution No. 52/NQ-HDND, dated December 23, 2021 on The medium-term public investment plan for the period 2021 - 2025 is from the local budget, in which, 30 billion VND is allocated to support the development program of the market economy and cooperatives (in 2022, the provincial budget has allocated 14, 3 billion dong).

Deputy Director of Cooperative Development Department, Ministry of Planning and Investment Chu Thi Vinh spoke at the meeting.

At the meeting, Dak Lak province raised difficulties, problems and contributed ideas to the Draft Law on Cooperatives (amended) on issues: regulations on registration of cooperative groups operating from 6 months or more or contributed capital; stipulates that cooperative economic organizations with legal person status must self-publish basic information every year on their website; handling assets and capital when the cooperative economic organization with legal status dissolves; regulations on reducing the maximum capital contribution ratio of members of cooperatives and unions of cooperatives; Support policies for cooperative economic organizations, regulations on principles, criteria for consideration, support content, etc.

At the same time, the delegates also proposed a number of issues to develop the Draft Law on Cooperatives (amended), such as: support for public investment capital for cooperatives; land law; contribute capital for cooperative activities; clear definition of circular economy model and green economy; strengthen training of cooperative management team…

Standing Deputy Head of the Steering Committee for Economic Innovation and Development, Provincial Cooperatives, Deputy Director of the Department of Planning and Investment Nguyen Huu Phuc gave some ideas to the Delegation.

Speaking at the meeting, Comrade Chu Thi Vinh, Deputy Director of the Department of Cooperative Development, Ministry of Planning and Investment, Head of the Mission, suggested that the province continue to thoroughly understand and strictly implement the direction of the Central Government. Central Government and Government on the development of the market economy in the area. Thereby, it is necessary to strengthen the basic and specialized training in the professions that the cooperative needs; continue piloting young qualified staff to work in cooperatives. Take the initiative to complete the complete machine to facilitate the development; organize trade promotion conferences, expand markets to attract investment for local agricultural products; Consulting and supporting cooperatives to register their trademarks, growing area codes, and international organic standards to meet export needs. Effectively use local and central capital to build infrastructure, serve production for cooperatives...

Proposals, recommendations and suggestions for the Draft Law on Cooperatives (amended), the Delegation recorded, synthesized comments, completed the document and submitted it to the competent authorities for study and consideration.

Phuong Thao