At the present time in the second half of 2012, following five years of financial turbulence the more developed economies of the world remain in a state of crisis from which there is still no apparent exit, and the developing economies are being impeded in their pursuit of the Millennium Development Goals. In many nations, governments are in retreat, cutting their social and public spending, leaving citizens even more vulnerable to economic turmoil. In others, economic power is shifting dramatically with consequential social impacts. A general movement of global power from West to East may be apparent, but there is still little sense of how political institutions are to be reformed to cope with growing social unrest, economic stagnation and future insecurity.

　　Uniquely amongst models of organisation, co-operatives bring economic resources under democratic control. The co-operative model is a commercially efficient and effective way of doing business that accounts for a wider range of human needs, time horizons and values in decision-making. It is an approach which works on a very small, and on a very large scale. The co-operative movement is worldwide, providing millions of jobs around the globe. Co-operative institutions create long-term security; they are sustainable, long-lasting and successful.

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