2012 fairtrade in asia impact and facts

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A collection of maps displaying data from "2012 Monitoring the Scope and Benefits of Fairtrade," a report that details the benefits and impact of Fairtrade. For more studies, visit http://www.fairtrade.net/impact-and-research.html.

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Page 1: 2012 Fairtrade in Asia Impact and Facts

©Vipul Kulkarni

COAPCL Cooperative,

India

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© Didier Gentilhomme

Tea picker at work

at Van Chan Bio Farmers

Club in Vietnam

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© Didier Gentilhomme

A farmer at Sustar Federation Of

Small Farmers in the Khaddar Area of

India threshes rice by hand. After

harvesting rice is left to dry for 2-3 days

before it is threshed. This is the best

way to preserve the whole grains and

the quality of the rice.

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Page 8: 2012 Fairtrade in Asia Impact and Facts

© André van der Stouwe

A farmer from the Manarcadu

Social Service Society / Plantrich

Spices, India, carrying coconuts

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© Vipul Kulkarni

Prem Shila Saha is

a cotton farmer from

COAPCL, India.

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© Didier Gentilhomme

A “safe drinking water”

project funded with Fairtrade

Premium money at Anwar

Khawaja Industries, Pakistan

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NAPP's mission is to serve as an organ of representation, coordination, exchange,

and collaboration for the empowerment of small-scale farmers and farm workers

from Asia and the Pacific within the framework of Fairtrade Certification.

The NAPP was founded on 16th June, 2005.

Producers from different Asian countries built the

network to present a united voice on behalf of

Asian farmers and workers to Fairtrade

International FLO.

NAPP also works to ensure that Asian and Pacific realities and conditions are

taken into account while setting Fairtrade Standards without compromising on the

basic principles of Fairtrade. www.fairtradenap.net

© Sean Hawkey