Cooperatives and the Millennium Development Goals

By J. Birchall. 2004

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1. Frederick O. Wanyama
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3. P. Develtere
4. Wilson Majee
5. A. Hoyt
6. M. Ahmed

Citations in the corpus

• Cooperatives and Community Development: A Perspective on the Use of Cooperatives in Development (2011, background): “We also assume that a portion of net earnings are returned to member-owners based on the extent to which they patronize the cooperative (Birchall, 2004; International Cooperative Alliance, n.d.).”
• Encountering the Evidence: Cooperatives and Poverty Reduction in Africa (2008, background): “Similarly, consumer cooperatives make it possible for their members and the society at large to get access to household supplies like food, clothing, and other products (Birchall, 2004: 3).”