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A profile of the Venezuelan opposition’s systematic misinformation campaign and social media’s contribution to it By Cyril Mychalejko SolidarityEconomy.net via upsidedownworld.org March 4, 2014 – The Venezuelan opposition has been skillfully using Twitter and Facebook to disseminate horrifying photos and testimonies of alleged government violence and abuse against protesters over the last few weeks. The… Read more »
GLS Bank Newsletter – 01.2014 Language Undefined Tags: INAISE NEWS member GLS Bank Social Banking Germany
The New Economy Coalition (NEC) is issuing a Request for Proposals for young people working to build the New Economy. On a rolling basis, they will be offering small grants (up to $5000) for convenings, projects and campaigns. Theme: Youth
“Equality for women is progress for all”, the 2014 theme for International Women’s Day, is a vision at the core of UNRISD’s social development research. The theme integrates gender equality into overall development aims and points to its role in achieving progress in all three dimensions of sustainable development: social, economic and environmental. Current UNRISD… Read more »
This think piece analyses the potential and limits of Social Economy policies implemented in Argentina since 2003. The hypothesis that guides this work suggests that the main limits seen in the development of the Social Economy sector are due to the secondary role occupied by Social Economy in the government’s social-economic strategy. This relates to… Read more »
“Equality for women is progress for all”, the 2014 theme for International Women’s Day, is a vision at the core of UNRISD’s social development research. The theme integrates gender equality into overall development aims and points to its role in achieving progress in all three dimensions of sustainable development: social, economic and environmental. The demand… Read more »
The cooperatives in Argentina have decided to take a strategic step up in telecommunications, now the change in laws governing such services, rules that the non-profit entities can be therefore providers of radio and television. Over two hundred cooperatives providing public services thus became cable operators. – News
As part of Oikocredit’s focus on agriculture, it supports various agricultural value chains, in particular coffee in Latin America. Coffee contributes to approximately 36% of Oikocredit’s total agricultural portfolio in Latin America, making it a focus area for investment in many countries. Coffee has been farmed in Latin America for centuries. Recently, this important sector… Read more »
As part of Oikocredit’s focus on agriculture, it supports various agricultural value chains, in particular coffee in Latin America. Coffee contributes to approximately 36% of Oikocredit’s total agricultural portfolio in Latin America, making it a focus area for investment in many countries. Coffee has been farmed in Latin America for centuries. Recently, this important sector… Read more »
ADFIAP and the Columbus, Ohio-based Council of Development Finance Agencies (CDFA), signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the promotion and implementation of the “U.S.-Asia Pacific Development Finance Exchange” (US-AsPac DevFinEx), a partnership dedicated to developing a transpacific exchange between development finance practitioners in both the U.S. and Asia-Pacific to help foster best practices, collaboration,… Read more »
The Data Commons gathers information and creates tools that make it easy for members to access each others’ data, and broadcast information to the public. What this means for worker cooperatives and developers in Canada is easy access to information that has been absent in the past – the ability to know just who and… Read more »
Boletín de Noticias del ForoLACFR – 2014 N° 01 http://forolacfr.org/boletines/2014_n_01 Language Undefined Tags: INAISE NEWS member FOROLACFR Latin America
By James Holloway SolidarityEconomy.net via Gizmag May 28, 2013 – The sleek rows of windows in the building’s recessed oblong front combine with the wood finish to create the impression of a piece of 1970s consumer electronics (Photo: Buckhardt+Partner) You’d expect, or at least hope, that members of the solar industry walk the walk when… Read more »
Economic difficulties have been one of the main factors of migration in Latin America. Paraguay has been no exception, and much of its population is now outside the country, with a major presence in some countries, mainly Argentina. – News / Portada, América
Financite.be – Dépêche 228 http://www.financite.be/static/newsletters/financite_229.html Language Undefined Tags: INAISE NEWS RFA Financité member finance sociale et solidaire Belgique
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