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The programme is run by the Arab-Jewish Center for Equality, Empowerment and Cooperation and Negev Institute…
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An estimated 13.6% of households in England experienced fuel poverty in 2020 and the problem is…
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The co-op has received support from the UN to adapt its ways of working and mitigate…
Empowering Co-operation: New strategy and branding for Co-operatives UK
'It made perfect sense that, as we launch an exciting and ambitious new strategy, we need…
From the cradle … A co-op start to life
Co-ops are active in maternity, childcare, fostering, education and youth organising, bringing their values and principles…
To the grave: A co-operative end to life
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US electric co-ops look to diversify with more solar, geothermal and nuclear
Plans to develop six small modular reactors in Utah are controversial but there are also a…
Plunkett Foundation launches online tool to assess community business strength
Organisations taking part will receive a report with recommendations, an action plan and the resources to…
