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Show filtersCataloguing the long legacy of the UK’s Co-op College
Proposals to wind up the UK’s Co-operative College will bring to a sad end a vibrant…
Western Canadian development agency launched 27 co-ops last year
Co-operatives First, now in its tenth year, says it is also increasing its educational offerings, partnerships…
How do you give away power? The tricky question for Pride in Place
The £5bn government programme aims to revive 'left-behind' areas through grass-roots initiatives – but are communities genuinely…
East of England Co-op doubles trading profit to £2m after tough year for retail
Changes to the retail portfolio and an emphasis on local suppliers helped the society weather a…
Co-op fund launched to lift women out of poverty in Akwa Ibom, Nigeria
Women have been urged to join co-operative societies so they can take part in the programme
Mapping the cultural heritage of co-ops: What should be on the list?
Work continues to celebrate places and traditions that embody the legacy, idea and practice of co-operation
Principle 5 plans launch for journal of political co-operation
Co-opolitics will look at 'how co-operative institutions can address some of the structural problems facing Britain'
South Korea launches support programme for small co-ops
Help is being offered with joint production and sales, technology development and marketing, and brand development
New Iffco plant heads list of co-op initiatives in Odisha, India
The Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative has opened a new sulphuric acid plant as it continued to…
Future Co-ops conference looks at ways to reclaim community power
The results were announced in the early hours of 27 February: the UK’s Green Party had…
Life after USAID: Negotiating tactics and a funding coup for co-ops
Paul Hazen from the US Overseas Cooperative Development Council talks to Co-op News about what happens…
