Do you know what each of these products are?. Theme B: Contrasts in World Development Part 3: Sustainable solutions to unequal development 1.Appropriate.

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Do you know what each of these products are?

Theme B: Contrasts in World Development Part 3: Sustainable solutions to unequal development 1.Appropriate technology 2.Fair trade 3.Aid Intro Slide

Sustainable solutions to unequal development 2. Fair trade

How many fair trade products can you name?

Watch the following two video. Write down 5 things that you can learn about fair trade from them. 8R Trade as One - Just One.dv 8R Starbucks is the largest purchaser of Fair Trade Coffee.dv8R Starbucks is the largest purchaser of Fair Trade Coffee.dv

Read the w/sheet ‘Fair trade’ 1.Study figure 29. Describe what the breakdown of the cost of coffee shows [4] 2.Describe THREE advantages of fair trade for LEDC ’ s [6] 3.Fair trade also brings benefits to MEDC ’ s. Describe ONE benefit of fair trade for those living in MEDC ’ s [4] 4.Read the stories of Clestina, Luis and Jose. Describe how they benefit from Fair trade. [6] 5.Evaluate the success of fair trade in dealing with unequal development [6]