By Pamela Coke-Hamilton, executive director of ITC, and Fátima Torres, president of the UNICAFES Confederation
Environment
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Show filtersJamaican credit unions respond to Hurricane Melissa
'Together, we will face these challenges, heal, rebuild, and grow stronger as a community and as…
West Yorkshire moor brought under community ownership
Bridestones Moor, near Todmorden, will be managed by a CIC led by local ecologists, naturalists and…
Central Co-op says it has saved 8,800 tonnes of food waste
The retail society says it made the saving over three years through a partnership with Retail…
Co-op Group plans move to 100% ASC certification for farmed seafood
The retailer says the move strengthens its commitment to responsible sourcing
Co-op Group signs new wind deal as CEO attacks Tory climate policy
The Co-op Group has announced a seven-year power purchase agreement (PPA) to use energy generated from…
UK’s Co-op Bank and Triodos named ‘eco-providers’ by Which?
The status is in contrast to banks named for contributing to the financing of fossil fuels
Brazil’s co-ops have big asks ahead of COP30
The country’s co-op movement is trying to boost its presence in climate discussions and reaffirm its…
Northern Ireland eel co-op at risk from Lough pollution
Paul Gosling looks at the plight of Lough Neagh Fisherman's Co-operative which was forced to suspend…
SSG: Worker co-op leading climate planning in North America
The Canadian co-op works with governments, organisations, and communities to design and implement climate action strategies
Canadian insurer Co-operators increases climate investment goals to $3bn
This is an increase from a $2bn baseline in 2024, representing 21% of the company's investment…
Suma co-op wins Sky ad campaign in sustainability competition
The ads will spotlight Suma’s mission to support sustainable, community-first businesses and encourage consumers to shop…
