MENU Large cooperatives at the forefront of the recovery COVID-19 has severely impacted world economies and businesses, cooperatives and non-cooperatives alike. But cooperatives are particularly well placed to help economies recover from this crisis. The 2021 edition of the World Cooperative Monitor features an article on large cooperatives and the response to the COVID-19 pandemic as a follow-up to the chapter in the 2020 edition (download below). This report provides encouraging indications that cooperative actions during the pandemic’s recovery phase can usher in an economic model that is more sustainable and inclusive. A preview of the "Large cooperatives at the forefront of the recovery" chapter was released on Coops Day 2021. Watch the video of Euricse Secretary General, Gianluca Salvatori presenting the research. The 2020 chapter discusses some of the effects the global pandemic has had on the cooperative sector, along with some of the ways in which cooperatives and policymakers have responded. The chapter highlights some concrete actions large cooperatives have taken and includes a case story about Smart (Belgium) and their actions towards helping their members, primarily from the culture and creative arts sector. Files: WCM 2021 Coops and Covid-19.pdf WCM COVID preview 2021 EN WCM COVID aperçu 2021 FR WCM COVID version preliminar 2021 ES COVID-19 chapter extract from WCM 2020 Share this page share share We use cookies on this site to enhance your user experience By clicking any link on this page you are giving your consent for us to set cookies. OK, I agree More info

MENU World Cooperative Monitor 2021 30 NOV 2021 The 2021 issue of the World Cooperative Monitor report explores the economic and social impact of the largest cooperatives and mutuals worldwide, providing rankings of the Top 300, sector rankings, and employment data. 2021 marks the 10th edition of this annual research report and continues the analysis on the reactions of cooperatives to the COVID-19 emergency as well as the actions they plan to implement in the recovery phase and how they are pursuing the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Type: Research and Reviews Files: WCM_2021 spread FINAL.pdf Share this publication share share We use cookies on this site to enhance your user experience By clicking any link on this page you are giving your consent for us to set cookies. OK, I agree More info