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Textile co-ops paying the price of Milei’s austerity in Argentina

Informal workers abandoned by the state are organising co-ops with union support

Ariel Guarco reflects on ICA Global Conference and 2025 IYC celebrations

'While the challenges we face are global, the answers are local'

2024 End of Year Q&A: Simel Esim

Programme manager, Cooperative, Social and Solidarity Economy · International Labour Organization

ILO signs deal to provide training and data support to Jordan’s co-ops

'By working together, we can create a co-operative movement that contributes to building the foundation for…

From member-managed LLC to co-op reform for inclusive economies

An article by Trebor Scholz, Anne-Pauline De Cler, Michelle Lee, Morshed Mannan, Stefano Tortorici, looking for…

International project supports dairy co-ops in Ethiopia’s Somali region

Cattle farmers were supported through various initiatives to increase the quality of their produce

Farmers in Laos given lessons in the power of co-operation

The International Labour Organization, working with the Japanese government, is using its co-op training tools to…

ILO conference resolution urges support for care co-ops

Cicopa, Wiego and HomeNet International weigh in on the implications for co-ops

Co-op principles in care provision: a Colombian case study

'It’s important to value and respect what is already happening within the territory'

Report highlights role of co-ops in formalising the informal economy

Co-ops can provide a pathway to formalisation for all informal economy workers, says Streetnet International

Women’s co-op in Jordan grows business by forming new partnerships

Being part of a co-op makes women members feel empowered

Co-ops used to formalise economy in Senegal

The ILO highlights how its work is supporting Senegal's economic development through the 'strategic use of…