FABIAN WALDMEIER, 4.2.2019

FAIRTRADE –WIRKUNGEN UND GRENZEN

FAIRTRADE THEORY OF CHANGE

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IMPACT STUDIES: ODI LITERATURE REVIEW

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FARMER RESILIENCE AS KEY FOR SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAINS

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IMPACT STUDIES: CEVAL FOLGESTUDIE (BANANEN)

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IMPACT STUDIES: CEVAL FOLGESTUDIE (KAFFEE)

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LIVING INCOME

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IMPACT STUDIES: CEVAL FOLGESTUDIE (KAKAO)

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PROJEKT-ARBEIT: KLIMAWANDEL & DIVERSIFIZIERUNG

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Dynamic agroforestry Diversification (income & biodiversity)

Carbon Insetting

BACKUP

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THE FAIRTRADE SYSTEM: HOW DOES IT WORK

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DETAILED THEORY OF CHANGE

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THE FAIRTRADE STANDARDS

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A CLOSER LOOK AT PRODUCER STANDARDS (SPO)

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A CLOSER LOOK AT PRODUCER STANDARDS (HL)

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A CLOSER LOOK AT THE TRADER STANDARDS

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THE FAIRTRADE MINIMUM PRICE

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Compliance with Fairtrade Standards

Costs of Sustainable Production (COSP)

Fairtrade Minimum Perice (FTMP)

FAIRTRADE PRICE & PREMIUM DATABASE

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THE MINIMUM PRICE AS A SAFETY NET

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THE FAIRTRADE PREMIUM: HOW IT IS USED (SPO)

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THE FAIRTRADE PREMIUM: HOW IT IS USED (HL)

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FARMER RESILIENCE AS KEY FOR SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAINS

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Additional income for own projects based on priorities and needs Fairtrade Premium

Sustainable farming practices Premium Projects & Programs Environmental Criteria Producer support

Strong, inclusive producer organizations SPO Standard Producer support

Fair trading conditions Minimum price Payment terms

Innovations/Partnerships/Diversification Retirement savings Crop insurance

Environmental Shocks

Economic Shocks

THANK YOU!

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