What is CECOP?
CECOP is the European confederation of industrial and service cooperatives. Our aim is to bring democracy and solidarity to the workplace, sustainable economic growth, and social cohesion.
CECOP is the European confederation of industrial and service cooperatives. Our aim is to bring democracy and solidarity to the workplace, sustainable economic growth, and social cohesion.
Our members are national federations of cooperatives and organisations that promote cooperatives. We represent 25 members in 16 European countries. We give voice to 40.000 enterprises and 1.3 million workers.
Giving voice to those women and men that every day put in practice what we defend and advocate for in CECOP, #COOPTALES shows a different way of doing economy where democratic and social values are drivers of a common project.
CECOP is organizing a workshop with Polish member NAUWC. Drawing inspiration from European experiences, the online event will focus on the opportunities for Polish cooperatives in measuring their social impact.
Worker cooperative Ceramiche Noi, from our member Legacoop Produzione e Servizi, was present at this high-level European event.
This event will delve on how cooperatives tackle undeclared work, and will take place on 24 November 2022.
Joint letter by ETUC, CECOP, European Youth Forum, JOC Europe, and Solidar calling for an effective Directive on improving working conditions in platform work
CECOP is happy to announce the publication of the third edition of our newsletter of 2022. We hope through it, members and readers alike, will stay informed of our latest activities and EU developments.
CECOP welcomes EESC’s recent opinion which supports business transfers to employees, in particular under the form of a cooperative.
CECOP had the chance to sit down with member SČMVD, and discuss the ongoing Czech Presidency.
CECOP’s answer to the call for evidence on developing framework conditions for social economy, announced by the European Commission.
CECOP’s reaction to the 2022 State of the Union address by the president of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen
CECOP joins Social Economy Europe in the effort to highlight the role of social economy actors, in particular cooperatives, in answering the multiple crises that Europe is currently facing.
This new CECOP report focuses on how cooperatives contribute to meeting the high demand for care and address the various challenges in the sector. The report also showcases best practice examples and offers policy recommendations.
