Northwest China Project News
New-Food development potential for Shandan Co-ops after Shanghai...
Shandan is on the move when it comes to starting up new co-operatives and rejuvenating old ones! Black millet is a new product (at leas...
Shaanxi Cooperative Project Monitoring
Shaanxi Women’s Federation project “Establish Model Cooperatives in Two Districts of Shaanxi Province, China”
This two year project has now...
NZCFS PROJECTS ACTIVITY 2012
2012 is the United Nations International Year of the Cooperative.
NZCFS are commemorating the 2012 UN Year of the Cooperative by making fo...
NZCFS Evaluation Visit to Shaanxi Rural Women’s Health Project
With the one year NZCFS component of the Rural Women’s Health project, funded by Auckland Branch and KOHA fund now ended, NZCFS Projects tea...
Establish model cooperatives in two districts of Shaanxi provinc...
Establish model cooperatives in two districts of Shaanxi province
March 2011 to February 2013
Background
In September 2008 NZCFS ...
Rural Women’s Health and Family Civilisation, Shaanxi Province
Rural Women’s Health and Family Civilisation, Shaanxi Province
July 2010 and December 2011.
Background
After the Sichuan Earthquake, NZCF...
Extension of Cooperatives in Zhangye District, 2008-10
In 2006 to 2008, two NZCFS projects established 29 cooperatives in Shandan county, enhancing the capacity of Shandan to serve as a model cou...
NZCFS Gansu Projects Visit Report, April 2010
Dave Bromwich and Roger Davies visited NZCFS projects in Gansu during April. These projects aim to continue Rewi Alley's leg...
Earthquake Projects Report – One Year On
NZCFS Earthquake Projects in China, May 2009
The earthquake of May 12, 2008, with its epicentre in Sichuan, killed over 70,000 people, seve...
2006-2007 Cooperatives Project, Shandan
In 2006-2007 the International Committee for Chinese Industrial Cooperatives (ICCIC), Shandan Cooperative Federation (SCF), Shandan Bailie S...
2007-2008 Northwest China Projects
After the successful project in 2005-06 to introduce co-operatives to eight villages a further twelve cooperatives will be formed in Shandan...