International Co-operative Alliance The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives Dame Pauline Green President International Co-operative Alliance.

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International Co-operative Alliance The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives Dame Pauline Green President International Co-operative Alliance

The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives The challenge for our generation of cooperators To build and grow the 21 st century cooperative movement

International Co-operative Alliance The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives Our intention: The international year must be a multitude of local, regional, national and global events that have a clear common message and a unity of purpose. A unity of purpose designed to achieve a single goal:

International Co-operative Alliance The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives to raise the global visibility of our model of business The size, scope and reach of the global movement is invisible in the corridors of power

International Co-operative Alliance The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives Raising our global visibility will enable us to:  enhance and build our influence with key economic and political decision-makers in the global institutions and national governments.  gain support for the resources necessary to grow and develop our global cooperative family in the coming decades.

International Co-operative Alliance The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives Now is the time to think big. And nowhere is that more important than in relation to cooperative development.

International Co-operative Alliance The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives  Do we have strong, clear messages about what cooperatives bring to development?  What is our added value – our unique contribution?

International Co-operative Alliance The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives The European Development Compendium:  information on 311 development projects in 80 different countries  with funding of at least €80 million for 162 of those projects.  Africa are receiving 44% of the funds  Americas 26%  Asia 19%

International Co-operative Alliance The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives The European Development Compendium:  70% of the development projects have as objective ‘the promotion and development of cooperatives as instruments of self-help and empowerment for the many and the poorest’  Around 50% of the projects are concerned with the agriculture and credit sectors.

International Co-operative Alliance The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives The European Development Compendium: As a Result of this work, Cooperatives Europe has now been asked to join the European Union’s Working Group drafting the next 5 year development plan This is powerful evidence that time and resources spent building a reliable evidence and data base, really works!

International Co-operative Alliance The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives Challenges for global cooperative development:  Integration and coordination of projects  Pool and share the expertise and human resources  Increase impact through common strategies  Leverage financial resources  Build institutional dialogue with International Donors  Build on the ICA as a global organisation with members world wide

International Co-operative Alliance The Global Importance and Impact of Cooperatives The Big Ask  Building an extensive knowledge and research base  Developing common global strategic development goals Will enable global cooperative development partners to bid for programmes not just projects International Year of Cooperatives will have a key development objective

International Co-operative Alliance 8–10 December 2010, Bangalore India

International Co-operative Alliance Co-operation in practice Thank you!