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Policy Circulars 2004 - yashada

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4. Identifying problem areas in various sectors of co-operation and undertaking<br />

research in those areas to provide solutions.<br />

5. Documenting success stories in various sectors such as PACS. urban banks. urban<br />

credit societies block level village artisans co-operative societies, co-operative<br />

credit societies, APMC. consumer co-operative societies, dairy co-operative<br />

societies, novel cooperative societies.<br />

6. Organising training for agricultural marketing.<br />

7. Exposure training of selected co-operators/social activist from each districts<br />

regarding successful running of various types of co-operative societies. .<br />

8. Training of trainers identified from urban co-operative banks / co-operative credit<br />

societies/ APMC of all districts.<br />

9. Associating district banks association/federations of co-operative credit societies<br />

and planning for training at district level as YASHADA out reach programme.<br />

10. Suggesting reforms in the working of Urban co-op. Banks/Urban co-op credit<br />

societies.<br />

11. Preparing manual of detailed guidelines for proper functioning for the directors of<br />

DCCB/UCB / urban credit societies.<br />

12. Organising Management devt. programmes for newly recruited officers in Urban<br />

Banks.<br />

The special Cell for Co-operation should strive to achieve the above objectives by<br />

associating experts in various fields of Co-operation.<br />

Ratnakar Gaikwad<br />

Director General<br />

1. PA to DG for record<br />

2. All HoD and faculty members<br />

3. Registrar<br />

4. Course Cell<br />

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