Mikko Hentinen, who has worked for 25 years, says: 'Great relief' – Joutsan's largest water cooperative joins the municipal water management company
Mikko Hentinen announced that the Uimaniemen water cooperative in Joutsa will merge with the municipal water utility, a decision prompted by an aging leadership and societal demands.
COCRED enhances governance and becomes the first cooperative with an Assets and Liabilities Committee
COCRED has upgraded its governance, establishing itself as the first cooperative with a dedicated Assets and Liabilities Committee.
COCRED enhances governance and is the first cooperative with an Asset and Liability Committee
COCRED has become the first cooperative to establish an Asset and Liability Committee, enhancing its governance and risk management strategies.
Superintendence of Popular Economy and Solidarity Ordered Liquidation of Incoop Cooperative in Ambato
The Superintendence of Popular Economy and Solidarity has ordered the liquidation of the Incoop cooperative located in Ambato, Ecuador, due to its violation of financial regulations.
Recycling sector faces crisis and selective collection decreases in Sorocaba: 'Difficult cycle to break', says cooperative president
Sorocaba's selective waste collection has significantly decreased, moving from weekly to bi-weekly or even monthly services due to economic challenges faced by local cooperatives.
Goiânia Hosts the Brazilian Credit Cooperative Congress
Goiânia will host the 16th Brazilian Credit Cooperative Congress, the world's largest event in the sector, officially launching on February 26.
Registrations open for Sicoob Credisul delegates
Registrations are now open for delegate positions at Sicoob Credisul, with deadlines set for March 20 and elections occurring every four years.
From the 'Breton Problem' to the 'Breton Model': How Cooperatives Revolutionized Agriculture in Northern Finistère
The article discusses the transformation of agriculture in Northern Finistère, France, through the rise of cooperatives after World War II.
Corruption in the AFA: Government suspends two cooperatives suspected of moving black money
The Argentine government has suspended two cooperatives linked to alleged financial misconduct involving the Argentine Football Association (AFA).
Parliament: Androulakis's urgent question regarding the government's energy policy
The president of PASOK, Nikos Androulakis, has submitted an urgent question to the Prime Minister about the government's energy policy, focusing on measures against energy price hikes and the exclusion of farmers and cooperatives from the energy market.
Even a fine of 5 thousand zlotys. New powers of cooperatives and communities towards tenants
New regulations in Poland will enforce mandatory access for inspections in residential buildings, imposing fines on tenants who refuse entry.
Assembly Process Guides Decisions and Strengthens Members' Participation
The CrediSIS cooperative system in Brazil is entering its annual Assembly Process, where cooperative members participate in important meetings to discuss and decide on the organizations' future and management.
Rwanda: Amid Shrinking Aid, Refugees in Rwanda Are Finding New Sources of Livelihoods
Amid declining international aid, Rwandan refugees are increasingly turning to agriculture and livestock rearing as new sources of income for their families.
Pavol Hric from the Museum of Victims of Communism: Democracy Did Not Destroy Cooperatives, but Communists Did
Pavol Hric discusses how communism, rather than democracy, was responsible for destroying cooperatives in Slovakia, shaped by his family's experiences during the collective farm era.
Pre-assemblies strengthen democratic participation in credit cooperativism
Pre-assemblies are set to enhance democratic participation among members of the credit cooperative Sicoob Credip, allowing them to engage in decision-making processes.
33 Arrested in Operation at Cruz Azul Cooperative in Hidalgo
Authorities arrested 33 individuals during a violent operation to restore order at the Cruz Azul cooperative in Tula de Allende, Mexico.
Cooxupé is among the 300 largest cooperatives in the world
Cooxupé has been ranked among the 300 largest cooperatives globally according to the 2025 World Cooperative Monitor report.
"It is the way": the surprising numbers in a difficult time for the wine business
Despite a challenging environment, wine cooperatives in Mendoza are becoming a critical economic and social pillar, accounting for around 27% of the province's wine production.
Cooperatives also abandon Pucci. The center-right: 'Enough with the gags'
Italian center-right leaders are rallying support for comedian Andrea Pucci, who has faced backlash prompting an event cancellation, while criticizing the left for its handling of the situation.
Housing Cooperatives of Tens of Thousands Must Act Now
Small housing cooperatives in Finland are required to submit their administrative information to the property information system by the end of June, with only about 600 out of tens of thousands complying so far.
The neighborhood cooperative in L'Hospitalet that buys apartments from vulture funds: "Many faced eviction threats"
A neighborhood cooperative in L'Hospitalet is purchasing apartments from vulture funds to help residents who are threatened with eviction due to the housing crisis.
Funds, businessmen, the Church, and foundations: who owns private universities?
The article explores the diverse ownership of private universities in Spain, which includes investment funds, business groups, banks, individuals, families, foundations, cooperatives, and the Church, showcasing a varied and 'atomized' ecosystem.
The return of perpetual usufruct with a preferential payment
The new law aims to address issues in Warsaw where residential buildings in housing cooperatives stand on legally unregulated land, complicating property rights and mortgage possibilities for residents.
Energy Transition in the Freising District: Citizen Energy is Booming
The Citizen Energy Cooperative (BEG) Freisinger Land is experiencing significant growth, increasing its membership from 830 to 2,706 in 2025 and becoming one of the largest energy cooperatives in Bavaria, while also announcing a four percent dividend for its members in 2024.
Money to the Coop, the Lepore case explodes
Bologna's mayor Matteo Lepore has filed a lawsuit against Il Giornale over articles revealing connections between Emilia-Romagna's cooperatives and the Bologna city administration.
Income allocated for maintaining housing resources without corporate income tax
The article discusses how housing cooperatives rent additional spaces in residential buildings to residents under lease agreements, with the income generated being exempt from corporate income tax.
Senior housing cooperatives, a way for a dignified old age: "Old people should not be alone or sad"
A group of seniors in Spain is establishing one of the country's first senior housing cooperatives to ensure they live together, fostering community and support in their later years.