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Meanings of co-operatives in English

Russian
кооперативы
Portuguese
cooperativas
Spanish
cooperativas
Catalan
cooperativa
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Autonomous association of persons or organizations.

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Usage of co-operatives in English
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The one-day course will include safety guidelines, work shadowing, mini-companies and co-operatives.
The Irish Times
2
Some co-operatives in the UK are delivering home care services at scale.
The Guardian
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They buy at auction from the co-operatives to which the farmers belong.
The Guardian
4
The question of how this works when co-operatives achieve scale is not new.
The Guardian
5
Local currencies, barter markets and networks of co-operatives are slowly developing.
The Guardian
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GLEB helped co-operatives and social enterprises develop these prototypes into businesses.
The Guardian
7
Credit unions are not-for-profit co-operatives owned and controlled by their members.
The Guardian
8
Some co-operatives end up controlled by a small cartel of members.
The Guardian
9
From 1906 onward there had been an enormous growth of co-operatives in Russia.
Bolshevism: The Enemy of Political and Industrial Democracy
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There is also a great opportunity for local energy co-operatives.
The Irish Times
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In places like Germany, investment properties are often owned by co-operatives, the government or companies.
News.com.au
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Across Europe, workers' co-operatives of all kinds are booming.
The Guardian
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Let us know what your most memorable story or issue was around co-operatives in 2014.
The Guardian
14
Organisations in Wales are taking a strategic lead in the UK in developing social co-operatives.
The Guardian
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The Government has approved the drafting of a Bill to update legislation applying to co-operatives.
The Irish Times
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The co-operatives can use insurance payouts for rebuilding work or replacing livestock or other assets.
Reuters
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