| Trade and Globalization | Global Trade and Sustainability | The Fair Trade Option | The Size of Fair Trade | Changing Peoples Lives |
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What is the buying and selling of goods and services while increasing the quality of life.
Define trade and what it can increase.
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What is economic, social and environmental.
What are the three principles of sustainability?
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What is global trade in which producers in developing countries get a fair price for their products, workers are treated ethically, and the environmental practices are sustainable.
Define fair trade.
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What is being certified by a recognized fair trade organization such as, FairTrade International, World Fair Trade Organization, and European Fair Trade Association.
What do you need in order to be considered fair trade?
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What is British entrepreneur, James Lloyd at the age of 28.
Who launch a business supplying stores with fair trade soccer balls and how old was he?
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What is trade among the countries in the world, otherwise known as international exchange.
Define global trade.
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What is ignore building standards, leading to several workplace disasters.
What did garment factory builders do in order to save money in Bangladesh?
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What is ensure that workers who grow food or make products get better treatment, better wages, overall better quality of life, protect the environment and promote sustainability for the long term.
What are some purposes of fair trade?
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What is sixty countries make fair trade products and 70 countries sell fair trade products.
How many countries are fair trade products made and sold in?
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What is 70% of soccer balls.
What percentage of soccer balls were being hand stitched in Sialkot, Pakistan?
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What is Both positively and negatively.
How is the quality of life affected for a worker in the Philippines call-center?
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What is the cattle farming industry.
What is the main cause of widespread deforestation in Brazil?
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What is
Price of chocolate bar in store - $3.00 Fair trade chocolate in store- $3.06 Money that goes to the producer - $0.30 Fair trade producer earnings - $0.36 40% of cocoa is grown with slave labour 3 million tonnes of cocoa are produced yearly 1500+ child slave work on cocoa farms in West Africa Chocolate manufacturing companies get 70% of the store price Over 70% of all cocoa comes from West African farmers.
Give five facts about chocolate producers around the world.
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What is sponsored a growing co-operative in Azua, in the Dominican Republic. The co-operative is called Cooprobata.
What did the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) do to help get fair trade started?
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What is about 7000 children between ages 5-14 years of age.
How many children between what ages were working full time stitching soccer balls in Sialkot, in 1996?
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What is speaking English, knowing their product and being willing to work at night to serve overseas customers.
What must the call- center employees be able to do to do their job?
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What is burning fossil fuels in order to transport goods from one place to another.
How do we contribute to climate change?
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What is producers perspective, distributors perspective and consumers perspective.
What are the three perspectives on fair trade?
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What is Cooprobata has been growing fair trade bananas since 1994 and they sell the to the United States and Europe.
What has the co-operative, Cooprobata, been growing, since when, and to what countries do they sell their products to.
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What is six certified fair trade soccer ball producers.
How many certified fair trade soccer ball producers were there in 2014?
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What is about 640000 people.
About how many people were working in the Philippines call-centers?
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What is eat organic foods, become vegetarian or vegan, and buy locally grown food.
What can we do to respond to the harm that global trade is doing to the environment?
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What is we are the people who buy and drink fair trade coffee in restaurants and at home.
What is the consumers perspective?
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What is fund scholarships, sponsor literacy programs, and pay for surgeries needed by people in the community.
What has Cooprobata been able to do because they grow fair trade "products"?
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What is
Hire only adults-no children Pay a fair wage Ensure safe working conditions Provide facilities for women Put money back into the communities to pay for childcare and healthcare for workers.
What are the guidelines for a fair trade soccer ball stitching center for women?
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