Sahakari Exercise: Nepali Chapter 11 class 12 PDF download

Some people say that a cooperative is "an independent group of people who work together to meet their common needs and aspirations through a jointly owned business." The board members of a co-op are chosen by the members, and each member has one vote.

There are a lot of different types of cooperatives, like: consumer cooperatives, worker cooperatives, and multi-stakeholder or hybrid cooperatives that share ownership with a lot of different groups. For example, care cooperatives, where both the caretakers and the people they care for own the business. People who work for non-profits and people who buy stocks are examples of stakeholders.

Platform cooperatives that use a website, app, or protocol owned and controlled by the group to help people buy and sell things at the second and third tiers.


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