Stakeholder convergence in the revitalization of community-based enterprises: the case of Halog West Producers' Cooperative in La Union, Philippines

Issue Date

12-2018

Abstract

Stakeholder convergence is a widely practiced approach in development particularly towards developing sustainable community-based enterprises. This study aims to assess the contributions of convergence in the sustainability of these enterprises by examining the case of the chichacorn enterprise of Halog West Producers’ Cooperative. Results show that convergence was instrumental in the revival of the enterprise with the institutional support that enabled the enterprise to develop its capacities to continue and improve its operations, promising a more sustainable enterprise in the long run. Specifically, the study found that effective partnership, streamlined inter-agency coordination, and clear communication among stakeholders are significant factors contributing to the sustainability of the enterprise.

Source or Periodical Title

Journal of Economics, Management and Agricultural Development

ISSN

2546-1001

Volume

4

Issue

2

Page

15-25

Document Type

Article

College

College of Economics and Management (CEM)

Frequency

semi-annually

Physical Description

illustrations, tables

Language

English

Subject

community-based enterprises, stakeholder convergence, revitalization, Halog West Producer's Cooperative

Digital Copy

https://jemad.cem.uplb.edu.ph/issues/jemad-vol-4-no-2/

En – AGROVOC descriptors

PHILIPPINES; COOPERATIVES; COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT; ENTERPRISES; STAKEHOLDERS

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