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Show filtersCo-ops in Korea and Japan respond to Fukushima wastewater discharge
Earlier this year, the Dure Consumer’s Cooperative issued a statement which reiterated its opposition to the…
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…
Mobile banking services rolled out to credit co-op members in Tiribogo, Uganda
Sector apex CEO Kyepa Andrews says digitisation will help unlock the potential of credit union members
Korea’s Dure Consumer Co-op joins Count Us In campaign on climate change
The campaign will be officially rolled out to Dure’s 230,000 members in April
Dure Consumer Co-op joins thousands of South Koreans marching for climate justice
The co-op, which has been working to reduce its climate impact, brought more than 300 employees…
Key tips for maintaining and communicating a distinctive co-operative brand
The Global Innovation Co-op Summit session included contributions from iCoop Korea, Ethiquable, Aroundtheworld, the Organisation of…
Korean credit co-operative project continues to thrive in Uganda
The 15 credit unions set up in Uganda under a partnership between the two countries are…
Dure Consumers Coop, a Fairtrade pioneer in Korea, is on a mission to tackle waste
Co-ops are perceived as a driver of ethical consumerism in the Republic of Korea
Kenyan coffee co-ops sell direct to South Korean buyer for first time
Farmers have been able to double their earnings by cutting out the middlemen
Living our co-operative identity to make a sustainable future for all
'Co-operatives focus on long-term sustainability rather than profit for shareholders and wealth creation alone'