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== | '''= "national trade body that campaigns for co-operation and works to promote, develop and unite co-operative enterprises".''' | ||
URL = http://www.uk.coop/about/co-operativesuk | |||
=Description= | |||
"Co-operatives UK is the national trade body that campaigns for co-operation and works to promote, develop and unite co-operative enterprises. | |||
We have a unique role as a trade association for co-operatives. | |||
We aim to bring together all those with a passion and interest in co-operative action. | |||
We work to promote the co-operative alternative across many sectors of the economy from high street consumer-owned co-operatives to pubs and football clubs, healthcare to agriculture, credit unions to community owned shops. | We work to promote the co-operative alternative across many sectors of the economy from high street consumer-owned co-operatives to pubs and football clubs, healthcare to agriculture, credit unions to community owned shops. | ||
Together the co-operative economy is worth some £33.5 billion and has 12.9 million members. Co-operatives are the largest membership movement in the country." | |||
=More Information= | |||
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* [[Reviews of Co-operation in the age of Google]] (a paper published by this group). | |||
[[Category:Cooperatives]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:11, 14 February 2017
= "national trade body that campaigns for co-operation and works to promote, develop and unite co-operative enterprises".
URL = http://www.uk.coop/about/co-operativesuk
Description
"Co-operatives UK is the national trade body that campaigns for co-operation and works to promote, develop and unite co-operative enterprises. We have a unique role as a trade association for co-operatives.
We aim to bring together all those with a passion and interest in co-operative action.
We work to promote the co-operative alternative across many sectors of the economy from high street consumer-owned co-operatives to pubs and football clubs, healthcare to agriculture, credit unions to community owned shops.
Together the co-operative economy is worth some £33.5 billion and has 12.9 million members. Co-operatives are the largest membership movement in the country."
More Information
- Reviews of Co-operation in the age of Google (a paper published by this group).