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cooperative

noun Vox populi An organization whose members share purchasing clout, resources or other materials. See Health insurance purchasing.

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Tabuk Farmers Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Tabuk City, Kalinga

Poverty reduction? Count on the co-ops

The cooperative societies facilitated the way of farmers by providing them with the inputs like loan, fertilisers and seeds.

India : National Cooperative Development Corporation releases Rs.28771.31 crore in the year 2014-17 compared to Rs.15143.76 crore in the year 2011-14

Since first published by USDA in 1982, State Incorporation Statutes for Fanner Cooperatives, by James Baarda, has helped individuals form cooperatives and stay compliant with cooperative state laws.

USDA updating and digitizing state cooperative statute database

The rest of the EC-beneficiaries are Samar Electric Cooperatives I and II; Cebu I and III Electric Cooperatives, Camotes Island Electric Cooperative Inc.

Yolanda-stricken electric coops secure P3.9-B subsidy from NEA

Working with cooperatives has been a career-long commitment, and I'm honored to join such a prestigious group of members in the Cooperative Hall of Fame," said Silver.

Finance expert inducted into hall of fame

International Labor Organization (ILO) pays constant attention to the development of cooperative movement, considering cooperatives an important institution, which provides for the sustainable development of the society (Hagen Henry, 2012).

Concept, content and socio-economic basis cooperatives in Islamic Republic of Iran

Expert panel member, John Dunn who is Vice President for Cooperative Development with the National Cooperative Business Association (NCBA) sees greater interest in creating cooperatives during times of economic stress.

New cooperative development issues

Miller, Ruby Sipes, Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc.

Members earn Excellence in Leadership certificates

Cooperative learning provides a means for educators to positively influence social and academic outcomes for students with disabilities to facilitate student motivation and active participation within the classroom.

Cooperative learning: why the reluctance?

The most successful group of black co-ops is the Federation of Southern Cooperatives/ Land Assistance Fund, which is a "network of rural cooperatives, credit unions, and state associations of cooperatives and cooperative development centers in the southern United States," says Nembhard.

Are co-ops the way? Experts say cooperatives enable black communities to build wealth

Each member dealt exclusively with one of three crops that the cooperative would market in the U.

IRS approves novel structure for cooperative of foreign members

After one successful year, the group named itself the Kensington Cooperative Nursery School, and thus became an early participant in what would soon emerge as a nationwide movement among suburban mothers: the cooperative nursery school movement.

Cooperative motherhood and democratic civic culture in postwar suburbia, 1940-1965