ECONOMIC SURVEY

OF
Proposed Name: Bringing The Lord Message UV
Transport Service Cooperative
(Name of Cooperative)

BACKGROUND ;
Bringing The Lord Message (BLM) UV Transport Service Cooperative was
formed by a group of people who wants to give an excellent service by providing
systematic and secured transportation that will cater to numerous commuters of
Laguna linking them from one place to another and making their daily travel
convenient and accessible.
It is also our mission to partner with the government in uplifting the lives of
many Filipinos by organizing a cooperative. We aim to promote and improve the
quality of life of each of our members by facilitating to their needs in achieving a
productive livelihood. We commit to be an organization where membership
equates as a long-term investment towards productive livelihood.

RATIONALE ;
Sta. Rosa, Laguna is a first-class City in the province of Laguna. According
to the 2015 census, it has a population of 353,767 people. Many of its residents
are working and studying in different areas of Metro Manila and are heavily
dependent on public transportation.
Barangay Balibago, which is one of the barangays of Sta. Rosa, Laguna
located at 35 kilometers East of Pasay City has Balibago Transport Terminal.
This was build by he Local Government to serve its community residents who are
working in different areas including Metro Manila. The average daily population
of commuting passengers from Balibago to Pasay is around 25,000 passengers.

I. GENERAL INFORMATION

A. Type of Cooperative:

Credit Producer Service Consumer Marketing

MPC Advocacy ARC CoopBank Dairy
Education Electric FSC Fishermen HealthService
Insurance Transport Water Workers
Others (Specify)

B.Office Address of Cooperative: B9 L19 Bulusan St., San Jose Vill. 3

Binan, Laguna (No., Street, Bgy., Town/City, Province)
C. Area of Operation: Barangay Municipal/City Provincial
Regional National
D. Common Bond of Membership: _______Residential ____Institutional
____Occupational _____Associational

E. Composition of Members:
Farmers Indigenous Community Youth
Fisherfolks Disabled Women
ARB’s RebelReturnees OFW’s
Workers/EmployeesOthers (Specify)Drivers and Operators

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 F. No. of Founding/OrganizingMembers: Twenty (20)

G. Projected Increase of Membership for:

First Year :20
SecondYear :40
Third Year :60

H. AuthorizedCapital : Php 5,000,000.00

SubscribedCapital : Php1,250,000.00
Paid-up Capital : Php 314,000.00
Parvalue :Php 100.00

I. Is the proposed cooperative previously Registered with?

:SEC DOLE
Others,specify

II. STRATEGIC OPERATIONALSTUDIES

A. EconomicAspect

1. Are there any other existing cooperative/s within your proposed area of
operation that provide the same goods/services which the cooperative plans to
offer? If yes, please state the name/s ofsuchcooperative/s:None.

What strategies the cooperative shall implement to ensure the support of

2.
the members?
 Collective purchases
 Commitment on lendingpolicies
 Active participation in cooperativeaffairs
Others (please specify) .
3. Are you intending to transact business with
a) Members onlyb) members and non-members

4. What business activities the Cooperative plans to undertake during the

first three years of its operation:
FirstYear :Public Utility Vehicle
SecondYear :Selling of auto spare parts and Car Wash
ThirdYear :Gasoline Station

B. FinancialAspect

1. Capitalization

a.In pursuing its economic activities, how shall the Cooperative

generate its capital?
 Share Capital Subscription
 Deferred payment of patronage refund/interest on share
capital (Revolving Capital)
 Acquisition of Loans/borrowings
 Solicitation/acceptance of donations, subsidies, grants,etc.
Fund raising activities
b.How much is the Cooperative’s initial operating capital?
Php 314,000.00.
c. Strategies for internal capital build-up.Continuous education of all
members and proper collection of the monthly dues.
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 2. Revenue
Projected revenue based on the initial operating capital.
First Year : Php 540,000.00 .
SecondYear : Php 675,000.00 .
ThirdYear : Php 843,750.00 .

3. Expenditure
How much is the estimated expenses, for:
First Year : Php 492,000.00 .
SecondYear : Php 615,000.00 .
ThirdYear : Php 768,750.00 .

4. Investments
Does the Cooperative intend to invest in the following?
 Cooperative bank
 Mutual
 Federation
 Insurance
Joint ventures Others (specify)

C. Technical Aspect
1. What equipment/machineries/facilities are deemed necessary for the
effective and efficient operation of the Cooperative? (please check)
______Typewriter Medical Instruments
 Computer Warehouse
 Tables Milling
 Chairs Farm Equipment
 Calculator Post Harvest Equipment
 Vault/Safe Solar Dryer
 Filing Cabinet Fishing Equipment
Others (specify) .

2. How would the Cooperative procure its

equipment/machineries/facilities?
 Cash purchase Other mode/s(specify)
 Loans
 Donations

3. What skills/experiences/trainings are deemed necessary for the

operation of its equipment/machineries/facilities?
Baisc Safety Driving, Defensive Driving Training and Industrial
Management Course.

D. Organizational Structure/(attached organizationalchart)

1. What qualifications/skills the Board of Directors should possess to

enable them to formulate soundpolicies, strategies and guidelines which
would ensure the success of the Cooperative?
Qualifications of our Board of Directors, they must process
unquestionable integrity, capable of making good decision-making,
transparent and dedicated to the Vision and Mission of the Cooperative .

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 2. For its initial operations, who among the following officers/employees
should be hired by the Cooperative.

POSITION NAME STATUS OF MINIMUM EDUCATION MONTHLY

APPOINTMENT EXPERIENCE/TRAINING COMPENSATION
Manager Maureen Temporary College Level 10,000.00
Lorraine Latoza
Accountant Janet Inogeno Temporary College Graduate 10,000.00
Bookkeeper Eunice Insauriga Voluntary College Graduate 8,000.00
Cashier Kristin Era Mei Temporary College Graduate 8,000.00
P. Mateo
Collector Orlan Angcog Part-time College Level 6,000.00
Halaman
Sales Clerk Manijun R. Temporary College Level 6,000.00
Baclas
Others Eric C. Brinas Part-time College Level 6,000.00
(Permanent, Contractual, Full-time, Part-time, Volunteer, etc.)

3. What are the Cooperative’s education program for:

a) Members : PMES, CETOS

b) Officers : Basic Cooperative Course, Cooperative Management &
Governance, Financial Management
c) Staff

4. Who are the Chairmen and members of the followingcommittees?

a. Audit Chair : Bryan B. Santos
Vice : Nenita H. Insauriga
b. Election Chair : Marvin M. Espinosa
Vice : Angelito M. Espanol
c. Education & Training Chair : Dominador L. Oruga
Vice : Anna Norwina B. Gayamo
d. Mediation & Concillation Chair : Wilfredo B. Josafat
Vice : Artemio A. Jose V
e. Ethics Chair : Nora Q. Santos
Vice : Annabelle M. Jose
f. GAD Chair : Bernardita H. Oruga

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 We, the Founding Board of Directors, hereby certify that the foregoing
Economic Survey was prepared in accordance with the facts, information and
other data we believed vital to the success of the initial operations of the
Cooperative.

Rudolfo C. Bellosillo Dominador L. Oruga Oliver B. Lu

ChairmanBOD Member BODMember BOD MEMBER

Roy Christopher P. Desilos Edward D. Gayamo

BOD Member BOD Member

Subscribed and sworn to beforeme this day of , 201 in

, Philippines above affiants exhibiting to me their valid proof
ofidentity:

Names Proof of Valid Identity Office & Place of Issue

Rudolfo C. Bellosillo 161-911-647 BIR Quezon City
Dominador L. Oruga N10-79-022517 LTO Makati
Oliver B. Lu 230-814-588 BIR Regional Office
Roy Christopher P. Desilos N03-04375008 LTO Manila
Edward D. Gayamo D0696174125 LTO Makati Office

NOTARY PUBLIC

NOTE: The CDA reserves the right to review/verify the authenticity/viability of

the information provided in this survey and may require the proponent to
modify, revise or amend the whole or any part thereof if necessary, or, if found
to be economically unfeasible, deny the registration of the Cooperative.

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