Our Program
KAP Study on Cooperative Management
A Knowledge, Attitude and Practice study examining cooperative management to better understand existing knowledge, perceptions, and management practices among relevant stakeholders.
About the Program
Cooperatives can play an important role in supporting community economic development and collective action. Effective management is essential for cooperatives to operate transparently, efficiently, and sustainably. The KAP study on cooperative management focuses on understanding existing knowledge, attitudes, and practices related to cooperative management. The findings can help identify capacity gaps and areas where management systems, knowledge, and practices may be strengthened.
Program Objectives
Assess existing knowledge related to cooperative management.
Understand attitudes and perceptions toward cooperative management.
Examine existing management practices.
Identify capacity and knowledge gaps.
Provide evidence for strengthening cooperative management.
Key Activities
Collect information from relevant cooperative stakeholders.
Assess knowledge and attitudes related to management.
Review existing cooperative practices.
Analyze findings and identify major gaps.
Develop recommendations based on research findings.
Expected Impact
Improved understanding of cooperative management practices.
Identification of capacity-building needs.
Better evidence for strengthening cooperative governance.
Support for more effective and sustainable cooperative management.