Registering a cooperative society gives lots of pluses, yeah. The members get a say in the shared decisions and they also share resources in a more coordinated way. With legal recognition, there is protection under the laws that apply. It also makes it easier to reach funding options, including grants from different ngos. Plus, the cooperative can tap into economies of scale, so the overall costs drop and the services usually get better. In the end, it supports community development and it helps build more confidence and empowerment among people.