Co-operative business: a recipe for resilience in turbulent times
More than 180 years ago, the foundation was laid for a pioneering new business model. Today, come economic strife or extreme weather, the global co-operative movement is stronger than ever
More than 180 years ago, the foundation was laid for a pioneering new business model. Today, come economic strife or extreme weather, the global co-operative movement is stronger than ever
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But that wasn’t the full thrust of their intent. This was about much more than food, but improving opportunities and quality of life. The extra sum paid to help improve producers’ quality of life might go towards new schools or clean water infrastructure. Working co-operatively can also help build much-needed resilience in the face of a changing climate.
