Monitoring the scope and benefits of fairtrade

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54 Monitoring the scope and benefits of fairtrade report third edition, 2011 FIGURE 6.9 Fairtrade Premium expenditure by category: Small producer and contract production organizations 2009–10 Category Total Community 7% Education 4% Environment 3% Health 3% Gender equity Investment in business development (producer 0% organization level) Investment in production 24% and processing (farmer level) 30% Other 28% Not known 1% FIGURE 6.10 Fairtrade Premium expenditure by category: Hired labour organizations 2009–10 Category Total Community 33% Education 20% Environment 2% Health 7% Gender equity 1% Investment in workers and their organizations 15% Other support to workers 22% Not known 0% Not known Other Investment in production and processing (farmer level) Not known Other support to workers Investment in workers and their organizations Gender Equity Health Community Education Environment Health Gender equity Investment in business development (producer organization level) Community Environment Education
7. focus on fairtrade products: coffee, bananas, cocoa, and tea Cocoa pods from FEDECADE in Ecuador
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