Written by: Kristin Wilcox, Program Manager for Cooperative Development, Global Communities
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Kristin
3/4/2016 05:40:08 am
Steve, Thanks for reading. I look forward to your comments and reflections on this blog. I know you have so much experience to add!
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1/11/2019 09:03:09 pm
Cooperatives is the only future the youth got. What would be if every young person was a member of a youth coop? The future would be promising. Because the future is now, so why don't we get them all in. Viva the cooperative movement. Thanks global communities for your initiative.
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Luis Caballero
7/30/2021 05:38:54 am
Dear Kristin, this is a great way to share corporativisms experiences, learn about administrative performance and governance challenges, share best practices about how to meet their on performance indicators and impacts. I got my high school education through saving and loans cooperatives. In the case of Honduran, I know very well the coffee sector and saving and loans cooperatives, we need to promote corporativism in newer generations, (create new leaders), strengthen Agricultural producers cooperatives as a way to bring fairness and justice to market, as a way to improve community livelihoods and quality of life.
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8/21/2023 11:13:08 pm
Registering a business requires the individual to acquire a license and a form of legal structure. Additionally, one must register with the government for tax purposes and obtain an employer identification number. Other steps include creating a business plan, obtaining necessary permits and licenses, and opening a business bank account.
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