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Show filtersLifelong co-operator seeks home for his treasured archive
David J Thompson has dedicated his life to the movement – and has been gathering books…
Iowa co-op power plant designated a National Historic Landmark
Volunteers now want to make the site the National Rural Electrification Administration Museum
‘Hate divides communities, co-operation builds them’
New campaign to drive awareness of co-ops in post-conflict reconstruction
Indonesia’s plan for 80,000 new co-ops is a daunting task
The plan aims to tackle poverty by easing market access and simplifying supply chains - but…
The fight to get co-operation on the curriculum
With education vital for a more co-operative future, Co-op College CEO Jacqui Thomasen talks about the…
Meet … Alfi Syahrin, executive director, Micra Indonesia
'Co-ops are well-positioned to play a central role in building a more inclusive, stable, and resilient…
Lagos state government turns to co-ops to drive inclusive economy
'Co-operatives remain a powerful vehicle for economic inclusion and social transformation'
Securing livelihoods while preserving Palestine’s art of embroidery
The practice is being kept alive in a refugee camp by a women's co-op which has…
New roadmap for Chile’s rural co-ops
Chile’s public sector is partnering with the International Labour Organization to strengthen co-operativism in rural areas…
Britain’s co-op sector is lagging behind – so what can it learn from abroad?
As ministers look to double the co-op economy, a Co-op Party report draws lessons from Italy,…
Doubling the co-op sector: Where will the growth come from?
Peter Hunt, managing partner at co-op consultancy Mutuo, looks at the implications of Labour's vow to…
