Report of the COPAC Open Forum 2000
(Geneva, Switzerland)
Full presentations from the forum
Opening Joe Fazzio, COPAC Chair and Chief, Coop Branch, International Labour Office (ILO) |
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Keynote Address Göran Hultin, Executive Director, Employment Sector, International Labour Office (ILO) |
PowerPoint and text pdf (296 KB) |
Opening Remarks Roberto Rodrigues, President, International Co-operative Alliance |
PowerPoint pdf (96 KB) |
Cooperative Employment Trends in the United States During Economic Prosperity Paul Hazen, President and CEO of the National Cooperative Business Association, USA |
Text of presentation pdf (23 KB) |
Comment le Crédit Mutuel crée de nouveaux emplois et maintient les emplois existants? / How does Crédit Mutuel create new jobs and maintain jobs ? Paule Arcangeli, Director, Human Resources on behalf of Etienne Pflimlin, President, Confédération Nationale du Crédit Mutuel, France |
PowerPoint (en français) pdf (60 KB) Text of presentation (en français) pdf (85 KB) |
New Cooperatives in Scandinavia Bruno Roelants du Vivie on behalf of Elisabet Mattsson, President, Women Commission, European Confederation of Workers´ Cooperatives, Social Cooperatives and Participative Enterprises (CECOP) |
PowerPoint pdf (60 KB) Text of presentation pdf (85 KB) |
La Experiencia de Mondragón Corporación Cooperativa: Política y Gestión de Empleo: The Mondragon Experience Javier Salaberria, President, Confederación de Cooperativas de Euskadi, Spain |
PowerPoint (en español) pdf (1.8 MB) Text of presentation (en español) pdf (304 KB) |
Struggle and Development Namrata Bali, Director of SEWA Academy and Secretary, Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA), India |
PowerPoint pdf (2.7 MB) Abstract of presentation pdf (12 KB) |
Decent Work: Yes, cooperatives do make a difference! Charles Kabuga, Acting Head, Developing Country Activities, International Federation of Agricultural Producers (IFAP) |
PowerPoint pdf (22 KB) Text of presentation pdf (21 KB) |
Closing Joe Fazzio, COPAC Chair and Chief, Coop Branch, International Labour Office (ILO) |