Fairtrade enthousiasts from 12 countries join "Fairtrade and the environment" seminar in Tallinn, Estonia. The programme will consist of lectures and panels on current issues of Fairtrade, such as the environmental impact of Fairtrade and Fairtrade cotton production.
is a worldwide theme day of the whole Fair Trade movement and a great possibility to campaign for Fair Trade! This years' theme is Fair Trade and the environment. Fairtrade Action Network encourages you to to organize a Fairtrade Breakfast Table on Saturday 10.5.2008. Read more about World Fair Trade day!
Fairtrade Action Network proudly announces the start of an international photo contest 1.3.2008! During March we are looking for a perfect picture that captures the athmosphere of your city through the eyes of a Fairtrade supporter.
Take a digital photograph on how you experience Fairtrade in your home city and win amazing prices! Find out more!
Pro Fair Trade Finland chose the participants to the kick-off seminar for the Fairtrade Action Network from a range of excellent applications. Over 50 volunteers from 13 countries took part in the event. The aim of the event was to learn more about Fairtrade and to discuss future co-operation internationally.
We hope that the participants pass on the materials and ideas from the seminar through their networks in their own countries. The participants for this seminar came from Finland, Estonia, Sweden, Norway, Germany, United Kingdom, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Latvia, Hungary, United States and Canada. See what was discussed in the seminar small groups!
Check it out and share your thoughts on Fairtrade campaigning with other Fairtrade enthousiasts at www.fairtradeactionnetwork.blogspot.com
The new Fairtrade Action Network web site will be opened at fairtradeaction.net soon! Stay tuned - new face, new type of forum and lots of other tools will be offered!
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