Changes at the UN and ILO could reduce the visibility and institutional support for the sector
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Show filtersKenyan tea and coffee co-operatives tackle child labour
A training programme for farmers and co-operative leaders forms part of a wider effort to eliminate…
ILO briefing links social and solidarity economy to human rights
'Backing the social and solidarity economy is one of the most impactful ways in which governments…
ICA looks at questions around national co-op law
Santosh Kumar of the ICA speaks to Co-op News about the complex question of the role…
Co-ops gather ahead of Doha to launch tools to ‘build a better world’
'We are ready to partner with governments to scale solutions rooted in fairness, democracy and sustainability'
ILO works with co-ops to tackle child labour in Lebanon
The UN organisation worked with the government's co-ops department to deliver training on how to deal…
Expansion of digital system in Indonesian dairy co-ops
The system is now being rolled out to three more dairy co-ops
Co-op leaders visit The Hague to talk peace, social justice and law
The symposium was held at the Peace Palace in The Hague, to mark the anniversary of…
ILO develops new tools to boost co-op statistics around the world
The documents follow pilot studies in Costa Rica, Italy, the Republic of Korea, Türkiye, and Tanzania
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…
