About NCFA COOP
Farmer-owned cooperative in Nasipit
NCFA COOP supports farmers through financing, farm inputs, and local enterprise.
Helping members grow income and livelihoods.
Our Challenges
Like many newly established cooperatives, NCFA COOP began its operations with real and significant challenges: • Limited Capital – Building sufficient financial resources to support lending and business operations • Developing Expertise – Strengthening management, financial, and operational capabilities • Growing Membership – Expanding participation to ensure sustainability and impact • Building Market Presence – Creating awareness and trust within the community • Ensuring Compliance – Meeting regulatory and governance requirements Rather than obstacles, these challenges have served as the foundation for growth. They continue to guide the cooperative’s direction, discipline, and commitment to continuous improvement.
Our Response
To address these challenges, the cooperative has focused on: • Strengthening its capital base through member participation and disciplined financial management • Expanding responsive services, including lending and agrivet/farm supply operations • Investing in education and training for members, officers, and management • Building partnerships with government agencies and development institutions • Enhancing community engagement and visibility through outreach and communication
What We Do
NCFA COOP continues to grow as a multipurpose cooperative, offering: • Agricultural lending services • Agrivet and farm supply products • Rice and consumer goods initiatives • Member education and capacity-building programs • Community-based partnerships and development projects These services are designed to improve productivity, increase income opportunities, and promote sustainable livelihoods.
Our Story
Since its establishment, the Nasipit Coconut Farmers Agriculture Cooperative (NCFA COOP) has prioritized expanding its membership base and strengthening its financial foundation. The organization began with 27 founding members and a paid-up capital of ₱27,000. As a start-up cooperative with a limited operational history and no audited financial statements, NCFA Coop is currently ineligible for government grants or loans, relying solely on member contributions for funding. As of December 31, 2025, NCFA COOP has grown to 131 members and increased its paid-up capital to ₱575,000 reflecting successful recruitment and capital collection efforts.
Our Purpose
NCFA COOP exists to serve its members by providing accessible services, promoting economic opportunities, and strengthening community participation. It is grounded in cooperative principles—voluntary membership, democratic control, and equitable sharing of benefits.
Our Journey
Our Growth
Strategic Focus
What We Do
Vision
To become a progressive, trusted, and sustainable cooperative that empowers members, strengthens communities, and contributes to long-term rural development.
Commitment
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