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Iran central chamber of cooperatives (ICC)
well-off benevolent people Iranian farmers
Traditional Coops in Iran
Started since nineteen century The launch of formal cooperatives in Iran
dates back to inclusion of some articles in the Trade Law of 1924.
birth of the first cooperatives in Iran up to 1941
Iranian Formal Cooperatives in Pre-
Revolution Era
The total number prior to the 1979 Islamic Revolution was less than 4,000
Today Iran has 175,000 cooperatives employing 25 million members
The Ministry of Cooperatives was established in 1992
Cooperative Development Bank
Post-Revolution Cooperatives
FieldNo of co-opsNo of membersPeople
employed
Credit2,028464,12728,245
Producers’ Supply
3,792384,53547,118
Service Guild Supply
1,015115,32849,025
Consumers’ Supply
11,0427,890,209140,525
New Generation Co-
ops35630,918,1352,339
Multipurpose3,945732,317132,054
Cooperative Involvement in Different Sectors of the Iranian Economy
Multipurpose3,945732,317132,054
Transportation
3,919201,30082,881
Services40,392705,993435,868
Industrial28,918321,609277,272
Development3,85554,22139,714
Handmade Carpets
2,773129,80879,586
Agriculture34,772440,309261,899
Housing25,8512,690,430621,626
Mining2,30132,2561,896
Total164,95945,080,5772,201,228
ICC was established in 1994 ICC has been a member of ICA since 2000 ICC has over 175000 cooperative societies ICC has over 25 million members
ICC Basic Information
credit cooperatives producers/supply cooperatives consumer supply cooperatives transportation cooperatives industrial cooperatives development cooperatives handicrafts/carpet manufacturers cooperatives Agricultural cooperatives Housing cooperatives mining cooperatives multipurpose cooperatives
Different forms of cooperatives:
ICC at a glance Iran Central Chamber of Cooperatives as the highest
level non-governmental people-based organization of the cooperative movement in Iran
To be present in all macro-economic decision making and decision taking processes of the country
pursuing the legal claims of the cooperative sector stabilizing the situation of this people-based
organization ICC is a member of high councils and assemblies
Supreme Council of Implementation of General Policies of Principle Forty-Four (44) of the Constitution
Ceding Board Money and Credit Council Securities and Exchange High Council Competition Council Foreign Economic Relations Coordination Headquarter High Council of Developing Non-oil Exports Iran International Exhibitions Co. Assembly
high councils and assemblies
ICC is a member of the three-people board of tax disputes settlement
Tax Affairs
Increasing the number of members and participants Introducing coops as sustainability building
enterprises Coops identity Legal framework Accessible capital for coops
Cooperative Decade Objectives
In Iran:Increasing peoples awareness of the cooperative business modelGiving low interest loansTrainingTax exemption
Having an International and regional forum for the youth to share their expertise
Encouraging ICA member coops to appoint the young in their managerial positions
Participation of youth in macro economic decision making
Report of the improvement after training Encouraging governments to have youth in
high positions in the ministers conference
Youth Committee contribution
Iran’s economy:GovernmentalCooperative: 13% of GDP which is going to be raised to 25% by the end of 5-year development planPrivate: Article 44 of the constitution
Introducing coops as sustainability building
enterprises
Science-based coops:University graduates can establish such coops
by the help of government and ICC
Youth specific coops
Building strategies to increase the level of inter youth coop collaboration
Holding training classes for the youth
Youth Committee contribution
Cooperative fraction In parliament:2/3 of MPs are membersCooperative laws in the constitutionAmendments
Legal framework
Inter Parliament relationships encouragement through ministers conference
A study over the legal framework in different nations and copying the best practices
Youth Committee contribution
Bank Tosee Taavon (cooperative development Bank): a specialized bank in the cooperative sector
Investment Guarantee Fund: Guarantee up to 80% of the coops loans from banks
Accessible capital for coops
Establishing a joint bank by the support of ICA to make capital accessible for coops worldwide
Legal obstacles
Youth Committee contribution