Co-operative Alternatives is the only body in Northern Ireland entirely devoted to developing successful co-operatives and community benefit societies.
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ALT Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald is pictured with Seán Byers from Trademark Belfast, and Tiziana O’Hara from Co-operative Alternatives at the launch of a new report which provides a comprehensive analysis of the co-operative landscape in Northern Ireland, entitled: The Democratic Alternative: Unlocking the Potential of Northern Ireland’s Co-operative Sector.
ALT Karen Maguire, Employee Ownership Ireland, Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald, Tiziana O’Hara, Cooperative Alternatives, Colin Jess, Social Enterprise NI
ALT Minister is pictured with Charlie Fisher, Development Trusts NI; David Hunter, LEDCOM; Brian O’Neill, Enterprise North West; and Sean Byers, Trademark
ALT Image in white with a pink diagonal stripe across it and a pink frame. The text on it says: ‘Three things we did this week’ The National Energy Action Northern Ireland Logo is at the bottom right.
ALT Photo of a young girl, possibly a student, who is wrapped in a blanket and wearing a woolly hat with a big pompom. She is sitting at a table, reading a book. A notebook is beside the book. She is clutching her hands together, since they are cold. Two yellow squares are imposed on the photo with the following text: ‘Half of NI households say they have reduced their use of central heating in their home.’ 'Polling by LucidTalk commissioned by NEA NI, 1,050 adults in Northern Ireland between 12-15 September 2025'. The LucidTalk and National Energy Action Northern Ireland logos are at the bottom right.
ALT A graphic of the front cover of the consultation document with the Department's logo and the words 'Public Consultation - A Definition of social enterprise in Northern Ireland. October 2025'
