An expected result of this activity includes improved capacity of the country’s co-operative societies
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Show filtersCo-ops used to formalise economy in Senegal
The ILO highlights how its work is supporting Senegal's economic development through the 'strategic use of…
Tanzanian, 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…
