What is Coop Loan Protection Plan (CLPP)?

• Coop Loan Protection Plan (CLPP) is a group life protection plan specially designed for the

borrower-members of the cooperative. It relieves beneficiaries of the financial obligations in case of death as DCo MPC and CLPP takes care of paying for their loans. Every full-fledged regular and associate members who has current loan availed must be enrolled in CLPP.

What are the requirements in claiming mortuary assistance?

• For death of a members:

1. Certified True Copy of death Certificate
2. Barangay Certificate
3. Proof of beneficiary
4. Claimant’s statement** with 1 photocopy of valid ID with 3 signatures
5. 1 photocopy of valid ID with 3 signatures of claimant’s witness
6. Identification** with 1 photocopy of valid ID with 3 signatures
7. 1 photocopy of valid ID and 3 signatures of witness of #6 requirements
8. Attending Physicians Report (APR)*

*waived for those members whose coverage belongs to the first remittance (members on or before February 29, 2024)
**Forms to be provided by DCo MPC

• For death of a dependant:

1. Certified True Copy of death Certificate
2. Barangay Certificate
3. PSA copy of Birth Certificate
4. PSA copy of Marriage Certificate
5. Union Certificate ( for Expansion Areas only )
6. 1 photocopy of valid ID with 3 signatures

How to avail loan?

• Only members of the DCoMPC can avail loan
• Click here to learn more

How to become Member in Good Standing?

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What is GAD?

• The 1987 Constitution, Article 11 Section 14 in the Declaration of Principles provides that ‘’The State

recognizes the role of women in nation-building and shall ensure the fundamental equality before the law of women and men’’ The same Constitution under Article X111 Section 14 further assures that ‘’protection to working women by providing safe and healthful working conditions taking into account their maternal functions, and such facilities and opportunities that will enhance their welfare and enable them to realize their potential in the service of the nation’’. Pursuant to this Constitution, the Philippines committed to achieve the Millennium Development Goals more specifically goal number three which ‘’requires governments to promote gender equality and empower women’’..