Examples of using Co-operatives in English and their translations into Polish
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Co-operatives have their roots in the late 18th/early 19th century during the industrial Kooperativer har deres rødder i slutningen af 18th/ early 19th century under industrien.
B For property of gminas, housing co-operatives, state forests,
The Fairtrade International system has the edge in working with small-producers organisations mostly co-operatives and unions of co-operatives. .
Co-operatives can play a much stronger part in supporting dairy farmers through the vagaries of volatility than private milk purchasers/processors,
foundations, co-operatives, mutual societies
including co-operatives can offer good support, the development of confidence
Are regularly spoiled; therefore, it is only natural that facility managers and housing co-operatives seek professional solutions to the pigeon problem.
such as co-operatives, mutuals and savings banks in Europe.
school picnics with local co-operatives and an urban game during the Global Education Week.
Crop cultivation and animal husbandry is related to both the living standards of members of co-operatives and their families and the level of food security of the rest of the population,
The direct aim of the project is to support small farmers and their co-operatives by using innovative hydroponic
Co-operatives in COCETA(nd) but not sociedades laborales, in which employees
Seminar"Reinforcing Agricultural Co-operatives in the New Member States"_BAR.
processing enterprises as well as producer organisations and co-operatives for agricultural production or processing related investments with the aim to increase income in rural areas and to raise social standards by conserving national resources.
The Mondragon workers' co-operatives began fifty years ago and are now a global group
Co-operatives are in a unique position to act as conduits for the provision to farmers of volatility management options,
social enterprises, co-operatives, profit and not-for profit organisations bring an entrepreneurial mindset to the EU as well as the creation of wealth and jobs.
The social economy enterprises, co-operatives, mutual societies as well as micro-enterprises,
Definition: Co-operative savings and credit unison are non-profit financial institutions(co-operatives), which render services only to their members(natural persons connected professionally
Even for dairy co-operatives(owned by farmers which posses processing facilities, by which 58% of EU raw milk is processed) there is a potential lack of adaptation of supply to demand: farmers are obliged to deliver all their milk to their co-operative and the co-operative is obliged to accept all the milk.