reducing the dev gap FAIRTRADE

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Farmers in LICs have little control over what they get paid, what affect does this have on their living circumstances?

The low wage means they often struggle to support family

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Why was fairtrade set up?

To guarantee stable income to LIC producers

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Fairtrade commits to ensure what things?

  • better prices

  • Better working conditions

  • Better terms of trade

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What are examples of fairtrade items?

Bananas, cocoa, sugar, flowers

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For fairtrade to help farmers, what must the farmers do in turn?

Farm by sustainable techniques and use no chemicals (pesticides etc)

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There are ___ fairtrade banana corporations in __ countries

258, 16

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What portion of bananas in the UK are fairtrade?

1/3

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How much fairtrade premium was generated from fairtrade banana sales in the uk?

£114 million

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What is “Fairtrade premium”?

An amount of money to be spent on community projects- it can be used to buy machinery (to increase crop yields) or produce RAW materials

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Fairtrade premium is an amount of _____ to be spent on _________ projects- it can be used to ___ machinery (to increase crop _____) or produce ____ _______

Money, community, buy, yield, raw materials

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Why is it preferable for farmers to sell processed goods?

Because they can be sold for higher prices, meaning they can increase their income

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List the benefits of having more income

  • will be able to afford food and medicine for families, improving their health and QOL.

  • May have money to send children to school.

  • Investment in education —> children more likely to earn more in the future.

  • Small scale water projects such as hand pumps can give villages a clean water supply.

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Benefits of more income:

  • will be able to _____ food and ________ for families, improving their health and ___.

  • May have _____ to send _______ to school.

  • __________ in education —> children more likely to ____ more in the future.

  • Small ____ water projects such as hand _____ can give villages a _____ water supply.

afford, medicine, QOL, money, children, investment, earn, scale, pumps, clean

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Give an example of a company working in LICs to improve QOL

Ben and Jerrys

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Is Ben and Jerrys vanilla in the ice cream fairtrade?

Yes

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How much did Ben and Jerrys raise in Fairtrade Premiums?

$278000

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What were b&js fairtrade premiums used for?

Improving a health centre, repairing a school, and building an office

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Give a criticism of fairtrade

Only richer consumers can afford the extra cost of fairtrade products