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'''* Article: Italian Community Co-operatives Responding to Economic Crisis and State Withdrawal. A New Model for Socio-Economic Development. By Michele Bianchi and Marcelo Vieta. United Nations Task Force for Social and Solidarity Economy , 2019'''

URL = [https://www.academia.edu/39690868/Italian_Community_Co-operatives_Responding_to_Economic_Crisis_and_State_Withdrawal_A_New_Model_for_Socio-Economic_Development_Implementing_the_Sustainable_Development_Goals_What_Role_for_Social_and_Solidarity_Economy?]

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"In Italy, community co-operatives are emerging as bottom-up initiatives for local commons preservation and use, regeneration of community assets, management of quasi-public services, and  production of goods for community development projects. Community co-operatives are thus concretising many of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), promoting, for instance, clean energy production and use, opportunities for decent jobs, more equitable forms of economic development, innovative ways to regenerate infrastructures and local assets, and the  provision of services for communities in marginal areas or critical situations. This paper  presents findings from an ongoing qualitative research project aiming to better understand the territorial and economic development impacts of Italian community co-operatives. "


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