Co-operation

Cooperation plays a vital role in the socio-economic development of the Mising Autonomous Council (MAC), fostering collaboration and collective action within the community. The MAC promotes cooperative initiatives across various sectors to empower individuals, enhance livelihoods, and promote equitable development. In agriculture, cooperative farming ventures enable small-scale farmers to pool resources, share knowledge, and access markets more effectively. Cooperative societies for handloom weaving, bamboo, cane crafts and other cottage industries provide artisans with collective bargaining power, access to finance, and marketing opportunities, strengthening their economic resilience. Cooperative banking and credit societies offer financial services tailored to the needs of rural communities, facilitating savings, loans, and insurance services. Through cooperative efforts, the MAC fosters financial inclusion and empowers individuals to manage their finances more efficiently. Additionally, cooperative housing societies and community-based organizations address infrastructure needs, housing, and social welfare concerns, promoting community cohesion and collective well-being. Overall, cooperation within the Mising Autonomous Council serves as a cornerstone of inclusive development, promoting solidarity, self-reliance, and socio-economic empowerment within the Mising community.