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seventh cooperative principle (concern for community)

The seventh cooperative principle, "Concern for Community," emphasizes that cooperatives prioritize the well-being of their communities beyond just their members. This means they actively support local development, promote sustainable practices, and work to improve the quality of life for everyone around them. By doing so, cooperatives demonstrate social responsibility, contribute positively to their environment, and foster a sense of shared prosperity. This principle recognizes that successful cooperative efforts benefit the larger community, creating a more resilient and inclusive society where all can thrive.