ICA Annual Report 2009

• the election of Dame Pauline Green as the first female president of the ICA as well as the election of a new Board, emphasising our democratic credentials.
• the implementation of the four-year ICA Strategic Plan. Following the restructuring of ICA, the plan approved by the Board, is ne way of consolidating ICA's newly declared positioning as one global entity with several constituent parts.
• the financial and economic crisis has shown to many how co-operative enterprise with its emphasis on solidarity, democracy, social justice, and responsible trading can provide a better form of doing business.
• the impact of ICA's work on international accounting standards
• the recognition of co-operatives with the declaration by the United Nations of 2012 as the International Year of Co-operatives.

• increasing recognition that co-operative businesses are as successful as any other business model;
• recognition at the international, regional and national levels of the co-operative model of enterprise and its contribution to the overall economic and social development;
• recognition by the International Accounting Standards Board that co-operative accounting methods, especially with regard to the treatment of co-operatives shares, are valid;
• ICA becoming a leaner, stronger, healthier and more representative body working under a global strategic plan for all parts of the organisation;
• the approval of a fairer and more open membership subscription system;
• the holding of the first global co-operative trade fair-ICA Expo.

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