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Show filtersTanzanian, Ugandan, and Kenyan co-operators pilot new ILO training
The training is designed to improve the management and sustainability of co-operatives
Co-ops on the agenda at the International Conference of Labour Statisticians
Speakers identified the need for more work on co-op statistics in different countries and for working…
ILO to work with Sungkonghoe University to boost Korean co-op sector
The two organisations have signed a memorandum of understanding which commits them to knowledge sharing and…
ILO conference looks at how statistics can support co-op movement
'Having valid statistics on the performance of co-operatives allows us to visualise that we are the…
Where do the ICA’s co-operative principles stand on the environment?
Should the co-op movement add an another principle to make clear their commitment to protecting the…
Next steps for co-op alternatives in the gig economy
A report by the ILO highights the potential of platform co-ops like the UK's Chorlton Bike…
International Labour Organization runs co-op training for Laos coffee farmers
The course aimed to encourage the advancement of co-operatives in Laos’ coffee-growing regions
Co-operators in Jordan look at changes to national sector legislation
Proposals include the inclusion of non-Jordanians in co-ops, strengthening the representation of co-ops and enhancing the…
20 agriculture managers receive co-op development training in the DRC
The training, which participants will pass on to their own colleagues, covered the International Labour Organization’s…
International Labour Conference adopts conclusions on decent work and the SSE
A definition has been proposed for the social and solidarity economy and the document includes a…
Co-ops mentioned in ILO report on SSE
The report mentions the role of the SSE in promoting decent work