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Associations:

Co-operatives UK

Central organisation for the co-operative movement in the UK. Main purpose is to develop and extend co-operative enterprise.

http://www.cooperatives-uk.coop/

European Community of Consumer Cooperatives

General information on European cooperatives; members site includes forum, message boards, articles, and coop chat.

http://www.eurocoop.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

International Co-operative Alliance

Information about co-operatives worldwide from the ICA, their apex organization.

http://www.ica.coop/

Ipswich and Norwich Co-operative Society

Independent regional co-operative society at Suffolk, Norfolk and North East Essex. Unites foodstores, department stores, and dairy companies.

http://www.ipswich-norwich.coop/

Kansas Cooperative Council

Trade association for cooperatives in Kansas, with information on benefits and programs.

http://www.kansasco-op.coop/

National Cooperative Business Association

Contains general information on American cooperative businesses, a co-op events calendar, and NCBA membership information.

http://www.ncba.coop/

North American Students of Cooperation

Federation of campus-based housing and retail cooperatives in Canada and the U.S.

http://www.umich.edu/~nasco/

Open Co-op

Community of individuals and organizations committed to creating a collaborative, sustainable economy.

http://open.coop/

Wisconsin Federation of Cooperatives

Minnesota Association of Cooperatives. An alliance provides governmental affairs, public relations, education and technical services.

http://www.wfcmac.coop/

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