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Cuba Cooperative Working Group researches co-op movement in country

NCBA CLUSA led a research and education trip to Cuba last week to gain a clearer picture of the cooperative movement there, which observers say is playing an increasingly significant role in the country’s push for economic reform.

The Cuba Cooperative Working Group, comprised of more than a dozen representatives from the agriculture, finance, housing, energy, worker and purchasing sectors, conducted site visits, met with local partners and performed an initial needs assessment.

Read the full press release at the NCBA website

Read the Working Group final report

 

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