Differentiate between SHG and a cooperative.

Dear Student,
 
Self help groups ( SHG) Cooperatives
a.  These groups have  been organised by  rural poor more so  by women in collecting money and in extending loans to its members. Under cooperatives, members pool in their resources, and from their deposits they seek loans from the banks.
b.  SHG charge less rate of  interest as compared with any other form of rural banking or even those charged by moneylenders The deposit from the cooperatives serve as the collateral.
c. These groups gradually can seek loans from the bank so as to create employment opportunities for its members.. It is the group as a whole which is responsible for the repayment of the loan.  Loans sought from the banks are extending to other members for the purchase of agricultural equipment, for cultivation, trade etc.
Example, 
farmers cooperatives, weavers’ cooperatives


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