Digitisation is needed to future-proof co-ops and open up new markets, says the NCBC
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Show filtersFilipino electric co-ops asked to explain apparent ‘lack of transparency’
The regulator says it could refer the matter to “other pertinent agencies for further investigation”
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…
Turkey and Syria earthquake: Co-ops mobilise to support those affected
It is estimated that over 13.5 million people have been affected by the disaster
SEWA sets out priorities for women’s co-ops ahead of national policy for sector
Key policy asks in the federation's Delhi declaration include simplifying the registration process for women's co-ops
New Japanese housing co-op built in Yakushima Island’s ancient cedar forest
Sumu Yaskushima uses regenerative architecture practices to ‘discover new possibilities for interacting with nature’
Multi-state seed co-op launched in India to drive productivity
The co-op, hosted by IFFCO, will also work to preserve indigenous plant seeds
Data-gathering under way for India’s co-op mapping project
The National Cooperative Database is led by the Ministry of Cooperation, in a bid to help…
Electric co-ops in the Philippines take action to help struggling peers
47,000 electric meters are being donated to the co-ops in need – an example of principle…
Annual Q&A: Chandrapal Singh Yadav, president, ICA Asia-Pacific
'Co-operatives are needed to meet the economic and social aspirations of people in the region'
Future-proofing co-ops: Sector leaders look at cybercrime and crisis communications
Ler Jun Sng writes from the Annual Co-operative Leaders Conference in Malaysia
SEWA Co-operative Federation’s journey to empowering informal women workers
International editor Anca Voinea talks to Mirai Chatterjee about Ela Bhatt’s legacy and the role of…