Round table on fair trade & sustainable consumption
30 Jun '10
3 min read
Humanist Institute for Cooperation with Developing Countries:
Hivos, the Humanist Institute for Cooperation with Developing Countries was set up in 1968 by the Dutch Humanist League, the Vereniging Weezenkas (United Orphans' Fund) and Humanitas.
It is a non-governmental organization inspired by humanist values. Hivos has substantial international presence in the social labels, fair trade and organic certification, and is an active supporter of organizations such as FLO, IFAT, CSN and UTZ Kapeh. Hivos has been involved in strengthening the fair trade movement in India.
International Resources for Fairer Trade:
IRFT established under the Bombay Public Trust Act in the year 1995, is dedicated to alleviation of poverty through trade, by empowering small farmers, artisans, and NGOs to develop business capacity and ensure sustainable livelihoods.
IRFT encourages and monitors ethical and socially responsible standards for international and national brands, and mainstream business enterprise Pioneers of the Fair Trade movement in India, IRFT works closely with partners to promote the concept of Fair Trade in India. By working with both ends of the supply chain, IRFT ensures a fair deal for all.
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