Fairtrade Fortnight

Take a step in 2012

IT CAN BE A SIMPLE STEP

Like swapping your tea to Fairtrade, or a bigger step, like asking everyone in your office to do it too.

YOU’LL BE JOINING THOUSANDS OF OTHERS

All over Ireland when you take a step for Fairtrade. Make it as inventive, daring, funny or messy as you like. Every step counts for millions of farmers, workers and their communities in developing countries who urgently need a better deal from trade.

MAKE YOUR STEP COUNT FOR COTTON FARMERS

See the steps others are taking and find out where all these steps will lead. Take a step for Fairtrade in 2012 begins with Fairtrade Fortnight from 27 February - 11 March 2012.

Take a step in 2012

How far will you go for Fairtrade in 2012 for cotton farmers?

Fairtrade Fortnight will kick off a whole year of events to take Fairtrade further, so start planning your activities now. Here you’ll find all the resources you could need to support the Take a Step for cotton campaign.

Watch the cotton video below

 

Read the cotton report below

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Fairtrade Ireland is undertaking a 3 year campaign to promote the sales of Fairtrade Certified Cotton in Ireland. This report aims to provide a brief introduction to global trade in cotton, injustices associated with cotton production, and to raise awareness of Fairtrade Certified Cotton. Click Here

Get your Fairtrade shoelaces

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Swap your shoelaces for Fairtrade Certified Cotton and send us a photo of them to raise awareness of the difficulties of cotton farmers in developing countries. Click Here

 
Take a step in 2012

Get your Fairtrade pictures below

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Download Fairtrade cotton pictures to help you raise awareness of Fairtrade Fortnight in your community. Click Here

Get your Fairtrade graphics below

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Download posters, graphics and other resources to help you raise awareness of Fairtrade Fortnight in your community. Click Here

 

Read the cotton report below

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Fairtrade Ireland is undertaking a 3 year campaign to promote the sales of Fairtrade Certified Cotton in Ireland. This report aims to provide a brief introduction to global trade in cotton, injustices associated with cotton production, and to raise awareness of Fairtrade Certified Cotton. Click Here

Take a step in 2012

Let us know about your event

Events

To register your event, email us at intern@fairtrade.ie with your name, contact details, and event name, date, time and location.

 

Resources Section

 

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