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iCOOP KOREA62016.12

The state of Korea’s co-operatives

Framework Act on Co-operatives on December 1, 2012

The state of Korea s co operatives

2,490 co-operatives in Seoul

9 476 co operatives 9,476 co-operatives in a nationwide

8,951General

473Social

(June of 2016)

Co-operatives Co-operatives

(Source : Korea Social Enterprise Promotion Agency, June of 2016 (http://www.coop.go.kr))( p // p g ))

The state of Korean consumer co-operatives

NameThe member

co-ops

Membership

(persons)

Turnover

(billion KRW)Store

iCOOP UNION 85 237,610 526 180

Hansalim 23 535,518 363 204

Dure coop 28 176,138 117 110

Happy coop 14 4,120 22 25

A total of member co-ops 150 953,386 1,026 519

University co-op 28 103,746 34 -

University co-op

(Non member)5 44,051 - -

A total of 8 8

consumer co-operatives183 1,101,183 1,059 519

* Source : 2016 General meeting report of each co-op, 2015 General meeting report of Univ. co-op

Ethical production and consumption of Ethical production and consumption of iCOOP KOREA

Workers and Labor Agriculture andthe environment

Food safety

iCOOPWhat does iCOOP stand for is

i _Individuals promote

id lideal _the ideals(sharing and co-operation) of the group

innocence _never losing sight of our original innocence

innovation _and practice innovation

COOP(co-operative) as a consumer co-operativeCOOP(co operative) _as a consumer co operative

iCOOP KOREA is a consumer co-operative federation and pursues "Ethical Consumerism"

180 180

StoresMembership237,610persons Turnover

85 Member

Stores

KRW 526billion

Member co-ops

As of December, 2015

Local resources

iCOOP KOREA

Agriculture and nature KOREAand nature

of Gurye

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Gurye Natural Dream ParkGurye Natural Dream Park(as of December, 2015)

1. Area : 149,336㎡2. Investment : KRW 90 billion3 Emplo ment 464 persons3. Employment: 464 persons4. Businesses : 15 businesses including food-drink manufacturers,

and logistics centerg5. Production : 360 items produced in 17 factories6. Turnover: KRW 62.5 billion (food and distribution : KRW58

billion / service and culture : KRW4 5 billion)billion / service and culture : KRW4.5 billion)7. Facilities: Movie theater, accommodations, experience center,

restaurant, café, sauna, conference and meeting rooms, etc.8. Renewable energy (solar and geothermal) : 1,000 KW

Changes in Gurye community

1. A raise in the stable employmentM th 8 % f ll l f G l f


– More than 80% of all employees are from Gurye-gun, 32 employees from multicultural families

– Workplace without educational discrimination– Provide higher hourly wage (currently KRW7,300/hour) than legal

minimum(KRW6,040/hour) rate

369 464

2014 2015

TotalEmployees

315 380

Employees

GuryeResidents

Changes in Gurye communityChanges in Gurye community

2. Increasing visitors to the Park in 2015

Green tourism field trips restaurant 2015

- Green tourism, field trips, restaurant, movies

107,10652 846

2014

3. Reopening an ob/gyn in the GuryeMedical Center

107,106persons

52,846persons

4. Contribute to vitalize community with 100,000 visitors annually from

Visitors to the Park in 2015urban Visitors to the Park in 2015

Changes in Gurye communityg y y

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5. Education, culture, and social contribution with iCOOP Seed FoundationM i th t f lt l lif B R k( b) d t t

g y y

– Movie theaters for a cultural life, Beer Rock(pub) and restaurant, Rock Festival and Film Festival – Scholarships, and donations of goods

S t d t t l f KRW illi f l t – Supported a total of KRW 950 million for last 4 years – 2016 Gurye Natural Dream Rock Festival

: A total of 7,000 people including members enjoyed the festival.

2012 2013 2014 2015

♣ Education, culture and welfare support in Gurye

3 6 KRW 8 illi102 100 356 KRW 398 million

2015 전국기초단체장매니페스토우수사례경진대회우수사례 18


6. Protecting ecosystem with expanding eco-friendly agricultureThe number of Gurye producers who trade with iCOOP KOREA incre

g y y

– The number of Gurye producers who trade with iCOOP KOREA increased and eco-friendly agriculture has expanded through iCOOP KOREA’s vegetable farm (991,735,537㎡)P h i l l d d d f d l f KRW bill– Purchasing local produce and processed foods : a total of KRW4.2 billion in 2015

2,706

2,263

1 205

1,484

Agro-livestock and forest prod

ucts

1,205

818Processed products

357

2013 2014 2015


–Revitalization of local economy and culture by cooperation with local government : a stable market for local eco frin with local government : a stable market for local eco-friendly produce, job creation, population growth, etc.

–Encouraging local co-operatives and regional networks : g g p gproviding various services to improve the quality of life (health, housing, education, welfare, travel, etc.)

l i bli h lid f d i f d–Helping establish a solid foundation for autonomy and growth by mobilizing resources in the community

–Representing one of models where community revitalizes –Representing one of models where community revitalizes with co-operatives

Goesan Natural Dream Park

1. Refrigerated warehouse 2. Rice polishing factory 3. Pressed oil factory 4. Grain factory 5. Meat processing factory 6. Juice factory 7. Sauce factory 8. Supporting center

Price stabilization fundThe Price Stabilization Fund helps ensure the incomes of producers and stabilize the price of products that is purchased by members. When the market price of a certain product plummets, its retail price in iCOOPp p p , pKOREA needs to be reduced in order to sell all quantities and the income of the producers is reduced.

♣ h i bili i f d♣ 2015 the price stabilization fund

Collected KRW 3.93 billionTotal amount KRW 15.6 billion

Used KRW 2.82 billionTotal amount KRW 8 67 billionTotal amount KRW 8.67 billion

iCOOP Certification♣ Inspection by iCOOP KOREA

Agro and livestock Processed

Agro and livestock producers

Contract producers and farms : 1 640

Processed producers Contract producers

and farms : 217Certificated

g

and farms : 1,640Certificated

producers and farms : 660

Certification ratio :

Certificated producers and farms :

13Certification ratio :

6 0%Certification ratio : 40.2%

6.0%

104 195 9NutritionOthers

18

781

2,556

17

472

2,101

2014

OthersQualityGMOAntibiotic

Total17 018

9,747

335

18

8,301

372

17 2014

2015

RadioactivityPesticide

17,018

14,495

3,477 3,037 residues

iCOOP Certification Mark

According to the five criteria, productsare evaluated and graded into A, AA andAAA.

Credibility Sustainability Biodiversity or animal welfare

Food safety Circularity

♣ Goals of iCOOP certification system 1. Consumers’ trust is earned through differentiated Management g g

system of iCOOP KOREA.2. Nature-circulating organic agriculture where future generations

can consume safe foods is pursued through the circulation of ecosystems and sustainable production practice.

3. We promote sustainable agriculture led by producers.

iCOOP KOREA’s fair trade

♣ Countries we do fair trade and the products♣ iCOOP KOREA’s fair trade

2013 3 4 billion ( ) b ll2013 3.4 billion2014 4.9 billion2015 7.9 billion

Banana(Peru) 2.9 billion

Chocolate 1.3 billion / Instant coffee 0.6 billion(Columbia)

Coffee beans 1.0 billion(Brazil, Indonesia, East timor)(Brazil, Indonesia, East timor)

Olive oil(Palestine) 0.7 billion

Pepper(India) 0 2 billionPepper(India) 0.2 billion

Masucobado sugar(The Philippines) 0.7 billion

i ( h f i ) billi

60% growth

d

Wine(South Africa) 0.4 billion

Etc. (India, Nepal) 40 million

7 9compared to 2014 = Total KRW7.9 billion


♣ iCOOP KOREA’s fair trade fund(unit : thousand KRW)

coffee 13,356 17,914 31,405 28,934 22,285 33,401 36,824 39,873KRW400

mascobado 1,227 9,944 14,032 18,190 20,848 20,374 12,231 10,268sugar

h l

KRW100

chocolate - 1,156 2,552 4,977 8,421 8,061 8,454 8,102

pepper - - 613 3,619 4,507 5,843 6,002 6,540

KRW20

KRWp pp 3 3, 9 4,5 7 5, 43 , ,54

olive oil - - - 1,160 2,016 3,155 4,140 4,436

KRW100

KRW100

Tatal 14,583 29,014 48,602 56,880 58,077 70,835 67,652 69,218

Fund collected from 2008 KRW 414,863,320


♣ Supporting of establishment of AFTC Co-operation Center in the Philippines

iCOOP KOREA s fair trade

The center is located next to the AFTC Muscovado mill and includes producers’ gathering hall, restaurant, common room, library, and computer room for children and guest house for fair travellerschildren, and guest house for fair travellers.

Ethical production and consumption of Ethical production and consumption of iCOOP KOREA

♣ Consumption of eco friendly produce♣ Consumption of eco-friendly produce■ iCOOP KOREA■ Nationwide

Rice 3 8% Vegetable 7 6% Fruit 5 5%Rice 3.8%■ KRW 20.6 billion■ KRW 546 billion

Vegetable 7.6%■ KRW 44 billion■ KRW 582 billion

Fruit 5.5%■ KRW 37.3 billion ■ KRW 674 billion

Ethical production and consumption of

♣ Wheat production in Korea and ti f iCOOP KOREA

♣ Korean native wheat noodle day

iCOOP KOREA

consumption of iCOOP KOREA ■ 2015Member co-ops:38The number of events:47Participants :8,750p ,75

■ 2014Member co-ops:51The number of events:71

♣ Korean wheat consumption and its impact on the environment

7Participants:12,865

its impact on the environment■ Nationwide

22,000ton

■ iCOOP KOREA3,813ton(17.3%)

3 813ton 11 439ton 9 533ton 20153,813ton 11,439ton 9,533ton 20153,875ton 11,626ton 9,688ton 2014

Wheat consumption/CO2 reduction/O2 production

The change of order-supply system

♣ New 2-day ordering system

From 3 day ordering system iCOOP KOREA improved the system by From 3-day ordering system, iCOOP KOREA improved the system by shortening the deadline to 2 days starting in August 2014. By reducing one day, stores are able to predict and prepare the quantities of

d l d i b ’ i f i products more accurately and improve members’ satisfaction.

♣ 6-day delivery system

By using both outside parcel delivery service and iCOOPlogistics, members are able to receive their products 6 days a week. This g , p ysystem is expected to strengthen online business and improve members’ convenience.

iCOOP’s Grassroots gathering :

♣ Town meeting and Club- The grassroot of iCOOP KOREA is town meetings where members in same g g

communities organize voluntarily every month. - Members acquire information on consumer co-operative movement through clubs

and town meetings

· Participants per year

Gatherings Participants Gatherings Participants

town meetings clubs2013 996 6992014 1089 763 2015 1112 914

town meetings 540557475851

clubs 4087417653652015 1112 914 5851 5365

iCOOP’s Active members

♣ Directors of member co-ops

iCOOP s Active members

201377

66co-ops :

Directors :

201479

201585

♣ Active members

664Directors : 700 711

20131.8%

% of members with monthly

membership dues :

20151.5%

20141.6%

2,822p

Active members : 2,9242,802

♣ The member education process in 2015

iCOOP’s Education for members

♣ The member education process in 2015

01 Pre-member education → 02 New member education→ 03 Beginner education for active members → 04 iCOOP co operation school →education for active members → 04 iCOOP co-operation school →05 Director course → 06 MBA course of Civil cooperation college and Education trainer course

♣ Pre-member educations

2014Member co-ops:62Participants:

Member co-ops:63Participants:

8 20152014 32,539 persons 27,583 persons2015

iCOOP’s Education for members

♣ Member education per year

76 558

90,786106,483

76,558

과정 및 육일수

37,766

과정 및 교육일수

연인원

Programs and daysParticipants

24,260

6 61050 5988 1345 6737 36

programs

67697,210

Federation/Member co-op2013

Federation/Member co-op2014

Federation/Member co-op20150 3 0 4 2015

Economic Participation of Members

Q. What is the Responsible Investment?A. An initiative where each member increases their shares up

to KRW1 million to encourage their economic contributions to KRW1 million to encourage their economic contributions and responsibilities.

♣ Responsible Investment ♣ Store cooperation fundp p

2014 2015

20152014

4,0102.10%

81

Collected:KRW2,281,112,800

Used:

Collected:KRW3,349,028,700

Used

2,2281.30%

Participants: Participation rate:

Member co-ops: 81 KRW900,000,000 KRW:2,120,000,000

77Member co ops:

Economic Participation of Members

Q. What is the Member account fund for stable farming?A. A method where members put money in their ordering

account in advance and use them to make payment for acco ad a ce a d se e o a e pay e olater purchases.

♣ Participation in the fund

Ratio :30.0%The Number of

Ratio : 24.5%The number of

2014 2015

The Number of Participants : 58,435 personsFunds:

bParticipants : 42,914personsFunds:

KRW17,951,262,569KRW14,442,824,365

♣ Payment methods

Cash 9.3% Member account fund for stable farming 12.9% Credit card 77.1%2014

Cash 8.1% Credit card 74.6%2015 Member account fund for stable farming 16.3%

iCOOP KOREA creates new co-ops and works

♣ Education for new

pfor social economy

Total 98 programs♣ Education for new co-operatives

Total 98 programs2,437 persons

Basic education59 programs1 794 persons

Intensive education16 programs196 persons

Specialized education23programs447persons1,794 persons 196 persons 447persons

iCOOP KOREA creates new co-ops and works for social economy

Co-operative Content

♣ Mentoring program for co-operatives

Malgunson community co-operative · Members’ meeting, Conflict management workshop · Supporting of legal issues and preparation of general assembly

Korea driver service society · Counseling on business

Translation co-operative · Counseling on regulation registration etc Translation co-operative · Counseling on regulation, registration, etc.

Co-operative animal hospital · Supporting of member workshop · Supporting of legal issues and preparation of general assembly · Development of pet snacks: supply of 20,000 snacks to iCOOP KOREA in 2015

Theater for all fair movie co-operative · Counseling on management and operation

♣ Supporting program for youth co-operatives

Theater for all, fair movie co-operative · Counseling on management and operation · Organizing ‘Pop-up cinema’ community screenings of diversity film

pp g p g y p

Co-operative Content

Academy COOP education Co-operative

· Mentoring, consulting· Supporting KRW 1 million for the fund

Dreamato youth co-operative · Mentoring, consulting· Supporting KRW 1 million for the fund

Route on co-operative travelCo-operative

· Mentoring, consulting· Supporting KRW 1 million for the fund

Design co-operative · Mentoring, consulting · Providing work space, education of co-operative· Promotion business partnership with other co-operatives· Supporting networking with youth co-operatives

iCOOP KOREA creates new co-ops and works for social economyfor social economy

♣ Scholarships for the next generation of social economy and co-operative sector

Sungkonghoei i

Hanshin University

HanyangUniversity University University University

- Opened the department Providing KRW 500 million From the second semester of iCOOP KOREA d of management of co-operatives

in graduate school in 2010- Providing KRW120million each year from 2014 to 2019

gfrom 2014 to 2018 and for new students of the graduate school of social innovation business

2015, iCOOP KOREA started providing scholarship KRW 500 million from 2015 to 2019 to Global social each year from 2014 to 2019 business 2019 to Global social economy studies of the graduate school of international studies

Korea Social Economy Seed Foundation

♣ Contributors of Korea Social Economy Seed Foundation(2015)

Korea Social Economy Seed Foundation

Members P d E l

-Supporting of the vulnerable : KRW 410 million

- Supporting of Social economy KRW Members

839 personsProducers61 persons

Employees419 persons

: KRW 3,500,000- Ethical consumerism: KRW 61 million

- Special projects

= Total 1,319 persons

Special projects : KRW 25 million

= KRW 830 million Total 1,319 persons

♣ Donations to Korea Social Economy Seed Foundation

Year Total Regular donations Corporate donations Special donation Etc.

2014 717,471,575 111,720,000 500,000,000 31,214,365 74,537,210

2015 802,081,041 120,475,000 567,100,000 29,357,000 85,149,041

Seed Foundation for social economy of Korea

♣ Sharing project with member co ops

Seed Foundation for social economy of Korea

♣ Health service for migrant workerswith member co-ops migrant workers

Member co-ops

51

51 Member co-ops

Supporting of Korea Social

Supporting influenza

Supporting prenatal testsp

KRW 90 million

Economy Seed Foundation

KRW 48million

influenza vaccination

1,360 personsKRW 15 million

prenatal tests52persons

KRW 5 million

= Total KRW 140 millionKRW 15 million

Mutual Aid Society for Enhancing Korean Agriculture

Mutual Aid Society for Enhancing Korean Agriculture is one of the i ti i iCOOP KOREA th t i t d ith d f

Mutual Aid Society for Enhancing Korean Agriculture

organizations in iCOOP KOREA that is operated with dues from consumer members, producers, and employees.

Aids for membersKRW 245 million

Aids for active members

Member co-opsKRW 500 million

KRW 32 million

Education for Study visits to active membersKRW 72 million

yforeign country

KRW 140 million

iCOOP Mutual Aid Starts

Starting from September 2014, iCOOP Mutual Aid began to support b d d b ith di id t d members, producers, and members with diseases, accidents and

difficulties that can occur while traveling or driving.

♣ b ib f i l id♣ Subscribers of iCOOP Mutual Aid (2015)

♣ Supports of iCOOP Mutual Aid(2015)

Hospitalization KRW 2,040,000Coverage for diagnosis

Members752 persons

Producers32 persons

Employees931 persons

Coverage for diagnosis KRW 7,200,000Outpatient care KRW 10.8 millionFinancial aid KRW 1,800,000

Total KRW 22 million= Total 1,715 persons

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