In a Philippine city council, the Committee on Cooperative Development is responsible for promoting, supporting, and regulating cooperatives within the city. It focuses on crafting local policies that encourage the formation, growth, and viability of various types of cooperatives (e.g., credit, consumer, producers, marketing, service), ensuring their adherence to the Cooperative Code, and facilitating their role as instruments for economic development and social justice among the city's residents. This committee often works closely with the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) and local cooperative organizations to foster a robust and empowered cooperative sector.