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Q&A: Hagen Henrÿ on changes to co-op law around the world

'A balanced society is a peace-maker. This is not fantasy, but a paraphrase of the opening…

The ILO: from 1919 to current day

Stirling Smith celebrates the centenary of the United Nations agency with a mandate to promote co-operatives

SEWA’s role in a changing world of work

Founded by activist Elaben Bhatt, the trade union fights for women workers in the informal economy

Co-ops and the Global Commission on the Future of Work: Q&A with Simel Esim

How are co-operatives responding to the world of work challenges?

ILO Future of Work Report highlights role of co-operatives in empowering workers

Workers in the informal economy have improved their situation through organising and working together with co-ops

International Conference of Labour Statisticians adopts draft co-op guidelines

The guidelines aim to facilitate the development of a set of statistics on the sector

Where state and co-operation meet: Case study from Malawi

'If the movement and governments work together to support the co-operative enterprises, the industry will realise…

17th National Co-operative Congress looks at how to boost the sector in Colombia

The event focused on the creation of a culture of co-operation, mutual aid and solidarity

Valencia looking to set up a co-op for hawkers

The project aims to help street vendors integrate into the formal economy and gain access to…

Colombian National Cooperative Congress to focus on collective prosperity

'It is very important to move forward towards a culture of co-operation and solidarity, that in…

Making a difference: Co-ops and education

A Q&A with Dr Sarah Alldred, projects development manager at the Co-operative College

The co-op model is helping young people create secure jobs, says report

Young people are three times more likely than adults to be jobless, says the ILO