O'zaro foydali savdo-sotiq - Fair trade

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Adolatli savdo choylari

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O'zaro foydali savdo-sotiq ishlab chiqaruvchilarga yordam berish uchun mo'ljallangan kelishuvdir rivojlanayotgan davlatlar barqaror va teng huquqli savdo aloqalariga erishish. Adolatli savdo harakati a'zolari eksport qiluvchilarga yuqori narxlarni to'lashni, shuningdek, yaxshilangan ijtimoiy va ekologik standartlar. Harakat asosan rivojlanayotgan mamlakatlardan eksport qilinadigan tovarlarga yoki mahsulotlarga qaratilgan rivojlangan mamlakatlar, shuningdek, ichki bozorlarda (masalan, Braziliya, Angliya va Bangladesh), ayniqsa, foydalaniladi hunarmandchilik, kofe, kakao, sharob, shakar, meva, gullar va oltin.^[1][2] Harakat muloqot orqali xalqaro savdo sherikliklarida katta tenglikni rivojlantirishga intilmoqda, oshkoralik va hurmat. Bu targ'ib qiladi barqaror rivojlanish rivojlanayotgan mamlakatlarda marginal ishlab chiqaruvchilar va ishchilarga yaxshiroq savdo sharoitlarini taklif qilish va ularning huquqlarini ta'minlash.^[3] Adolatli savdo uchta asosiy e'tiqodga asoslangan; birinchidan, ishlab chiqaruvchilar iste'molchilar bilan birlikni ifodalashga qodir. Ikkinchidan, hozirgi kunda mavjud bo'lgan jahon savdo amaliyotlari tengsizlikni targ'ib qiladi boylikni taqsimlash^[4] millatlar o'rtasida. Va nihoyat, rivojlanayotgan mamlakatlarda ishlab chiqaruvchilardan mahsulotlarni adolatli narxda sotib olish an'anaviy xayriya va yordamga qaraganda barqaror rivojlanishga yordam beradigan eng samarali usuldir.

Adolatli savdo markalash tashkilotlari odatda ta'rifidan foydalanadilar o'zaro foydali savdo-sotiq tomonidan ishlab chiqilgan Yaxshi, to'rtta xalqaro yarmarka savdo tarmog'ining norasmiy birlashmasi: Fairtrade Labeling Organisations International, Butunjahon adolatli savdo tashkiloti (WFTO), European Worldshops tarmog'i va Evropa adolatli savdo uyushmasi (EFTA). Xususan, adolatli savdo - bu muloqotga asoslangan savdo sherikligi, oshkoralik va xalqaro savdoda ko'proq tenglikni talab qiladigan hurmat. Iste'molchilar tomonidan qo'llab-quvvatlanadigan adolatli savdo tashkilotlari ishlab chiqaruvchilarni qo'llab-quvvatlash bilan faol shug'ullanmoqdalar, xabardorlikni oshirish va an'anaviy xalqaro savdo qoidalari va amaliyotidagi o'zgarishlar uchun tashviqot.^[5]

Bir nechta tan olingan adolatli savdo sertifikatlari, shu jumladan Fairtrade International (ilgari FLO, Fairtrade Labeling Organizations International deb nomlangan), IMO, Savdo yarmarkasini qiling va ekologik-ijtimoiy. Qo'shimcha ravishda, Fair Trade USA ilgari Fairtrade International yorlig'i uchun litsenziyalash agentligi tizimdan ajralib, o'zining adolatli savdo markalash sxemasini amalga oshirdi va bu adolatli savdo doirasini kengaytirib, barcha ekinlar uchun mustaqil kichik mulkdorlar va mulklarni o'z ichiga oldi. 2008 yilda Fairtrade International taxminan (3,4B evro) mahsulotlarni sertifikatladi.^[6][7]

Adolatli savdo harakati Buyuk Britaniyada mashhur bo'lib, u erda 500 ta Fairtrade shaharchasi, 118 ta universitet, 6000 dan ortiq cherkov va Buyuk Britaniyaning 4000 dan ziyod maktablari Fairtrade Schools Scheme-da ro'yxatdan o'tgan.^[8] 2011 yilda 60 dan ortiq mamlakatlardagi 1,2 milliondan ortiq dehqonlar va ishchilar Fairtrade International-ning adolatli savdo tizimida ishtirok etishdi, bu 65 million evroni ishlab chiqaruvchilarga o'z jamoalarini rivojlantirish uchun to'lagan yarmarka mukofotini o'z ichiga oldi.^[9] Fairtrade International ma'lumotlariga ko'ra, o'nta xaridorning deyarli oltitasi Fairtrade belgisini ko'rgan va ularning deyarli har o'ndan to'qqiztasi unga ishonadi.^[9]

Adolatli savdo tizimlari haqida ba'zi tanqidlar ko'tarildi. Tomonidan nashr etilgan jurnalda 2015 yilgi bitta tadqiqot MIT Press sertifikatlashning haddan tashqari ko'pligi sababli ishlab chiqaruvchilarning foydalari nolga yaqin bo'lgan degan xulosaga kelishdi va adolatli savdo deb tasniflangan mahsulotlarning faqat bir qismi haqiqatan ham adolatli savdo bozorlarida sotildi, bu sertifikatlashtirish xarajatlarini qoplash uchun etarli.^[10] Journal of Economic Perspecitives tomonidan chop etilgan bir tadqiqot shuni ko'rsatadiki, "Fair Trade" milliy iqtisodiyotlar hajmiga nisbatan nisbatan mo''tadil miqyosda bo'lsa-da, ko'plab maqsadlariga erishadi.^[11] Ba'zi tadqiqotlar shuni ko'rsatadiki, ba'zi bir adolatli savdo standartlarini amalga oshirish ba'zi bir bozorlarda ushbu qat'iy qoidalar muayyan bozorga mos kelmaydigan katta tengsizlikni keltirib chiqarishi mumkin.^[12][13][14] In adolatli savdo munozarasi ishlab chiqaruvchilar, kooperativlar, importchilar va qadoqlovchilar ulardan qochish orqali foyda ko'rishlari bilan, adolatli savdo standartlarini tatbiq etmaslik to'g'risida shikoyatlar mavjud.^{[15][16][17][18][19]} Adolatli savdoga taklif qilingan alternativalardan biri to'g'ridan-to'g'ri savdo, bu adolatli savdo sertifikatining ortiqcha xarajatlarini yo'q qiladi va etkazib beruvchilarga yakuniy mahsulotning chakana narxiga ancha yuqori narxlarni olish imkonini beradi. Ba'zi etkazib beruvchilar o'zlari bilan muzokara olib boradigan to'g'ridan-to'g'ri savdo munosabatlariga avtonom ravishda tramplin qilish uchun adolatli savdo tizimida boshlangan munosabatlarni ishlatadilar, boshqa to'g'ridan-to'g'ri savdo tizimlari esa adolatli savdo tizimlariga o'xshash ijtimoiy javobgarlik sababli etkazib beruvchilar tomonidan boshlangan.

Tizim

Turli xil ish bilan shug'ullanadigan ko'plab adolatli savdo va axloqiy marketing tashkilotlari mavjud marketing strategiyalari.^[20] Aksariyat adolatli savdo sotuvchilari mahsulotni supermarketlar orqali sotish kerak, deb hisoblashadi savdo hajmi rivojlanayotgan dunyoga ta'sir qilish.^[20] Fairtrade brendi yarmarkadagi eng katta savdo hisoblanadi kofe brendlar.^{[iqtibos kerak ]} Rivojlangan mamlakatlarning qadoqchilari Fairtrade Foundation-ga tovar va logotipdan foydalanish huquqi uchun badal to'laydi. Paketchilar va chakana sotuvchilar kofe uchun xohlagancha haq olishlari mumkin. Qahva sertifikatlangan adolatli savdo kooperatividan olinishi kerak va jahon bozori haddan tashqari ko'p bo'lganida minimal narx mavjud. Bundan tashqari, kooperativlarga xaridorlar har bir funt sterling uchun har bir funt uchun 10s dan qo'shimcha pul to'laydilar jamiyatni rivojlantirish loyihalar.^{[21][sahifalar kerak ]} Koperativlar, talab etishmasligi sababli, o'rtacha hisobda mahsulotlarining atigi uchdan bir qismini adolatli savdo sifatida sotishi va qolgan qismini jahon narxlarida sotishi mumkin.^{[22][sahifalar kerak ][23][24][25][26][27][28][22]} Eksport qiluvchi kooperativ pulni bir necha usulda sarf qilishi mumkin. Ba'zilar muvofiqlik va sertifikatlashtirish xarajatlarini qondirish uchun borishadi: chunki ular o'zlarining barcha mahsulotlarida adolatli savdo standartlariga javob berishlari kerak, shuning uchun ular o'zlarining tovar aylanmasining oz qismidan xarajatlarni qoplashlari kerak,^[24] ba'zan kamida 8%,^[27] va hech qanday foyda keltirmasligi mumkin. Ba'zilar boshqa xarajatlarni qondirishadi. Bir qismi maktablar, sog'liqni saqlash klinikalari va beysbol maydonlarini qurish kabi ijtimoiy loyihalarga sarflanadi. Ba'zida dehqonlar uchun pul qolgan. Kooperativlar ba'zida fermerlarga nisbatan fermerlarga qaraganda yuqori narxni to'lashadi, ba'zida esa kamroq, ammo bu haqda ko'proq dalil yo'q.^[29]

Adolatli savdo va adolatsiz savdo kofe marketing tizimi iste'molchi va rivojlanayotgan mamlakatlarda bir xil, asosan butun dunyo bo'ylab ishlatiladigan import, qadoqlash, tarqatish va chakana savdo firmalaridan foydalaniladi. Ba'zi bir mustaqil brendlar "virtual kompaniya" faoliyat yuritib, importchilar, qadoqlovchilar va distribyutorlar va reklama agentliklariga tannarxini boshqarish uchun pul to'laydilar.^[30] Ishlab chiqaruvchi mamlakatda adolatli savdo faqat adolatli savdo kooperativlari tomonidan, boshqa kofe esa adolatli savdo kooperativlari tomonidan (sertifikatsiz kofe kabi), boshqa kooperativlar va oddiy savdogarlar tomonidan sotiladi.^{[22][23][24][27][25]}

A bo'lish sertifikatlangan adolatli savdo ishlab chiqaruvchisi, boshlang'ich kooperativ va uning a'zolari bo'lgan dehqonlar Evropadan yuklangan ma'lum siyosiy standartlarga muvofiq ishlashlari kerak. FLO-CERT, foyda keltiruvchi tomon, Afrika, Osiyo va Lotin Amerikasining 50 dan ortiq mamlakatlarida ishlab chiqaruvchilarni sertifikatlash, tekshirish va sertifikatlash bilan shug'ullanadi.^[31] In adolatli savdo munozarasi ishlab chiqaruvchilar, kooperativlar, importchilar va qadoqlovchilar ulardan qochish orqali foyda ko'rishlari bilan ushbu standartlarning bajarilmaganligi to'g'risida ko'plab shikoyatlar mavjud.^{[15][17][32][18][19][33][25][34][35][36][37][38]}

Adolatli savdoning dastlabki maqsadlariga ozmi-ko'pmi rioya etadigan va iloji boricha muqobil kanallar orqali va ixtisoslashgan adolatli savdo do'konlari orqali mahsulot sotadigan ko'plab adolatli savdo tashkilotlari mavjud, ammo ular umumiy bozorning ozgina ulushiga ega.^[39]

Yetishtiruvchilarga ta'siri

Adolatli savdo rivojlanayotgan mamlakatlardagi fermerlarga juda ozmi yoki ko'pmi foyda keltiradi. Adolatli savdoning tabiati uni global hodisaga aylantiradi, shuning uchun adolatli savdo bilan bog'liq guruh shakllanishini tushunishning turli xil sabablari mavjud. Adolatli savdo harakati natijasida yuzaga keladigan ijtimoiy o'zgarish butun dunyoda har xil.^[40]

Uch yosh Nikaragua ayollari AQSh xaridorlari va xaridorlariga organik tuproqni sinash usullaridan foydalanishni namoyish etishdi.

Gvatemalada kofe ishlab chiqaruvchilarni o'rganish adolatli savdo amaliyotining paxtakorlarga ta'sirini ko'rsatadi. Ushbu tadqiqotda o'ttiz to'rtta fermer bilan suhbatlashildi. O'sha o'ttiz to'rtta paxtakorning yigirma ikkitasi xalqaro tan olingan ta'riflarga asoslangan adolatli savdo to'g'risida tushunchaga ega edi, masalan, bozor va iqtisodiy sharoitlarda adolatli savdoni tavsiflash yoki ijtimoiy mukofot nima ekanligini va ularning kooperativi uni qanday ishlatganligini bilish. Uchta ishlab chiqaruvchi adolatli savdo to'g'risida chuqur tushuncha berib, ikkala adolatli bozor tamoyillari va adolatli savdo ularga qanday ijtimoiy ta'sir ko'rsatishi to'g'risida bilimlarini namoyish etdi. To'qqizta paxtakor Adolatli savdo to'g'risida xatoga yo'l qo'ygan yoki umuman bilmagan.^[40] Adolatli savdoning ijtimoiy oqibatlarini chuqurroq bilgan uchta paxtakorning hammasi o'zlarining kooperativlari oldida javobgar. Ulardan biri menejer, biri nam tegirmon uchun mas'ul, yana biri uning guruhining xazinachisi. Ushbu dehqonlar ma'lumoti, yoshi yoki kooperativga a'zolik yillari bo'yicha naqshga ega emas edilar; "Nega qo'shildingiz?" degan savollarga ularning javoblari. ularni boshqa a'zolardan ajratib ko'rsatish va nima uchun ular adolatli savdo bo'yicha bunday keng bilimga ega ekanliklarini tushuntirish. Ushbu fermerlar kooperativga qo'shilishning sabablari sifatida kofe uchun yaxshiroq narx olishdan tashqari, organik dehqonchilikka o'tishni, ijtimoiy loyihalar uchun mablag 'yig'ishni istashni va ko'proq o'qitishni keltirdilar.^[40]

Dunyo bo'ylab ko'plab fermerlar yuqori ish haqi olish uchun amalga oshiradigan adolatli savdo amaliyotlarini bilishmaydi. Qahva dunyodagi eng ko'p sotiladigan tovarlardan biridir, ammo uni etishtiradigan dehqonlar odatda kuniga $ 2 dan kam maosh oladilar.^[41] So'rov o'tkazilganda, Peru San-Martin-de-Pangoa shahridagi Cooperativa Agraria Cafetalera Pangoa (CAC Pangoa) fermerlari adolatli savdo haqida eshitganlariga ijobiy javob berishlari mumkin, ammo adolatli savdo nima ekanligi haqida batafsil ma'lumot bera olmadilar. Shu bilan birga, ular adolatli savdoni o'z jamoalari uchun mumkin bo'lgan ba'zi foydalariga qarab aniqlashlari mumkin edi. Umuman olganda, fermerlardan so'ralganda, adolatli savdo ularning hayoti va jamoalariga ijobiy ta'sir ko'rsatganini ta'kidladilar. Shuningdek, ular xaridorlarga adolatli savdo o'z oilalarini va oilalarini qo'llab-quvvatlash uchun muhim ahamiyatga ega ekanligini bilishlarini xohlashdi kooperativlar.^[41]

Ba'zi ishlab chiqaruvchilar, shuningdek, adolatli savdo amaliyotining bilvosita foydalaridan foyda ko'rishadi. Adolatli savdo kooperativlari birdamlik maydonini yaratadi va paxtakorlar orasida tadbirkorlik ruhini rivojlantiradi. Paxtakorlar o'zlarining kooperativlari tarmog'ida o'z hayotlarini nazorat qilgandek his qilsalar, bu juda kuchliroq bo'lishi mumkin. Daromadli biznesni boshqarish paxtakorlarga qashshoqlikda qanday omon qolishimiz haqida qayg'urmasdan, kelajagi haqida o'ylashga imkon beradi.^[40]

Fermerlarning adolatli savdo tizimidan mamnun bo'lishiga kelsak, paxtakorlar xaridorlarga adolatli savdo ularning oilalari va ularning kooperativlariga muhim yordam berganligini bilishlarini xohlashadi. Umuman olganda, fermerlar amaldagi adolatli savdo tizimidan mamnun, biroq ba'zi dehqonlar, masalan, CAC Pangoa'dan Mazaronquiari guruhi, yuqori sifatli hayot kechirish uchun o'z mahsulotlariga narxni oshirishni xohlashadi.^[41]

Ijtimoiy mukofot

Savdoning tarkibiy qismi adolatli savdo tovarlarini xaridorlari bunday tovarlarni ishlab chiqaruvchilarga yoki ishlab chiqaruvchilar guruhlariga to'laydigan ijtimoiy mukofotdir. Adolatli savdo ijtimoiy mukofotining muhim omili shundan iboratki, ishlab chiqaruvchilar yoki ishlab chiqaruvchilar guruhlari uni qaerga va qanday sarflanishini hal qilishadi. Ushbu mukofotlar odatda ishlab chiqaruvchilar yoki ishlab chiqaruvchilar guruhlari xohlagan joyda ijtimoiy-iqtisodiy rivojlanishga yo'naltiriladi. Ishlab chiqaruvchilar guruhlari ichida ijtimoiy mukofotni qanday sarflanishi to'g'risida qarorlar demokratik yo'l bilan, oshkoralik va ishtirok bilan amalga oshiriladi.^[40]

Ishlab chiqaruvchilar va ishlab chiqaruvchilar guruhlari ushbu ijtimoiy mukofotni ijtimoiy-iqtisodiy rivojlanishni turli yo'llar bilan qo'llab-quvvatlash uchun sarflaydilar. Adolatli savdoning ijtimoiy mukofotini sarflashning keng tarqalgan usullaridan biri bu infratuzilma va hukumat etishmayotgan davlat tovarlariga xususiy sarmoya kiritishdir. Ushbu jamoat mollari atrof-muhit tashabbuslari, davlat maktablari va suv loyihalarini o'z ichiga oladi. Biron bir vaqtda, barcha ishlab chiqaruvchilar guruhlari o'zlarining ijtimoiy mukofotlarini o'zlarining fermer xo'jaliklari va korxonalariga qayta tiklaydilar. Ular yuk mashinalari va mashinalari singari kapital sotib olishadi va o'z a'zolari uchun organik dehqonchilik kabi ta'lim olishadi. Ishlab chiqaruvchi guruhlarning 38 foizi ijtimoiy mukofotni o'zlariga to'liq sarflaydilar, ammo qolganlari o'qituvchilarning ish haqi to'lash, jamoat sog'liqni saqlash klinikasini ta'minlash va infratuzilmani yaxshilash kabi elektr energiyasini etkazib berish va boshqalar kabi jamoat mollariga mablag 'sarflaydilar. yo'llarni obodonlashtirish^[40]

O'zlarining ijtimoiy mukofotlarini jamoat mollari uchun ishlatadigan fermerlar tashkilotlari ko'pincha ta'lim stipendiyalarini moliyalashtiradi. Masalan, Kosta-Rikadagi kofe kooperativi Coocafé maktab va universitetda yuzlab bolalar va yoshlarni ularning adolatli savdo ijtimoiy mukofoti hisobidan stipendiyalarni moliyalashtirish orqali qo'llab-quvvatladi. Ta'lim nuqtai nazaridan ijtimoiy mukofot maktablarni qurish va jihozlash uchun ham ishlatilishi mumkin.^[42]

Adolatli savdoni targ'ib qiluvchi tashkilotlar

Adolatli savdo import tashkilotlarining aksariyati bir nechta milliy yoki xalqaro federatsiyalarga a'zo yoki sertifikatlangan. Ushbu federatsiyalar adolatli savdo tashkilotlarini muvofiqlashtiradi, targ'ib qiladi va ishini osonlashtiradi. Quyidagilar eng kattalaridan ba'zilari:

• FLO International (Fairtrade International) 1997 yilda tashkil etilgan bo'lib, uchta ishlab chiqaruvchilar tarmog'ining uyushmasi va adolatli savdo standartlarini, litsenziyani xaridorlarni, yorliqlardan foydalanishni va bozorni ishlab chiqarishni ishlab chiqadigan yigirma milliy markalash tashabbuslarini o'z ichiga oladi. Adolatli savdo sertifikati belgisi iste'mol qiluvchi mamlakatlarda. Fairtrade International yorliqlash tizimi eng katta va eng taniqli standartlarni belgilash va sertifikatlashtirish organidir "Adolatli savdo" deb nomlangan. Ilgari Fairtrade Labeling Organizations International deb nomlangan bo'lib, 2009 yilda ishlab chiqaruvchilarni sertifikatlash va standartlarni yaratish bo'yicha faoliyatlari ikkita alohida, lekin bir-biriga bog'langan shaxslarga ajratilganda, o'z nomini Fairtrade International deb o'zgartirdi. FLO-CERT, foyda keltiruvchi tomon, Afrika, Osiyo va Lotin Amerikasining 50 dan ortiq mamlakatlarida ishlab chiqaruvchilarni sertifikatlash, tekshirish va sertifikatlash bilan shug'ullanadi.^[31] Fairtrade International notijorat tashkiloti standartlarni ishlab chiqish va litsenziyalash bo'yicha tashkilot faoliyatini nazorat qiladi. Sertifikatlash uchun faqat ayrim rivojlanayotgan mamlakatlarning mahsulotlaridan foydalanish mumkin, kofe va kakao kabi ba'zi mahsulotlar uchun sertifikatlash kooperativlar tomonidan cheklangan. Yollanma mehnatga ega kooperativlar va yirik mulklar banan, choy va boshqa ekinlarga sertifikat olishlari mumkin.^[43]
• Fair Trade USA^[44] fermerlar va ishchilar uchun barqaror hayot kechirishni targ'ib qiluvchi va atrof-muhitni muhofaza qiladigan mahsulotlarni ishlab chiqaruvchi standartlarni belgilaydigan, sertifikatlaydigan va etiketkalarni chiqaradigan mustaqil, notijorat tashkilotdir. 1998 yilda tashkil etilgan Fair Trade USA bugungi kunda 1000 dan ortiq brendlar, shuningdek dunyo bo'ylab 1,3 million dehqon va ishchilar bilan hamkorlik qiladi.^[45]
• Global Goods Partners (GGP) 2005 yilda tashkil etilgan adolatli savdo notijorat tashkiloti bo'lib, rivojlanayotgan dunyoda ayollar rahbarligidagi kooperativlarni qo'llab-quvvatlash va AQSh bozoriga kirishni ta'minlaydi.
• Butunjahon adolatli savdo tashkiloti (ilgari Xalqaro Yarmarka Savdo Assotsiatsiyasi) 1989 yilda adolatli savdo ishlab chiqaruvchilar kooperativlari va assotsiatsiyalari, eksport marketing kompaniyalari, importchilar, chakana sotuvchilar, milliy va mintaqaviy yarmarka savdo tarmoqlari va adolatli savdoni qo'llab-quvvatlash tashkilotlari tomonidan tashkil etilgan global birlashma. 2004 yilda WFTO ro'yxatdan o'tgan adolatli savdo tashkilotlarini aniqlaydigan FTO Markini (mahsulotlarni etiketlaydigan FLO tizimidan farqli o'laroq) boshladi.
• The European Worldshops tarmog'i (YANGILIKLAR!) 1994 yilda yaratilgan bo'lib, 15 ta milliy soyabon tarmog'idir dunyoviy do'kon butun Evropa bo'ylab 13 turli mamlakatlardagi uyushmalar.
• The Evropa adolatli savdo uyushmasi (EFTA), 1990 yilda yaratilgan, bu Evropa tarmog'i muqobil savdo tashkilotlari Afrika, Osiyo va Lotin Amerikasidagi 400 ga yaqin iqtisodiy jihatdan nochor ishlab chiqaruvchilar guruhlaridan mahsulotlar import qiladi. EFTA maqsadi adolatli savdoni rivojlantirish va adolatli savdo importini yanada samarali va samarali qilishdir. Tashkilot har yili adolatli savdo bozori evolyutsiyasi to'g'risida turli xil nashrlarni nashr etadi. Ayni paytda EFTA to'qqizta turli mamlakatlardagi o'n bitta a'zosiga ega.

1998 yilda yuqorida sanab o'tilgan birinchi to'rt federatsiya birlashdi Yaxshi, norasmiy uyushma, uning maqsadi adolatli savdo standartlari va ko'rsatmalarini uyg'unlashtirish, adolatli savdo monitoringi tizimlarining sifati va samaradorligini oshirish va adolatli savdoni siyosiy jihatdan targ'ib qilishdir.

• Qo'shimcha sertifikatlarga IMO (Fair for Life, Social and Fair Trade yorliqlari), Eco-Social va Fair Trade USA kiradi.
• The Adolatli savdo federatsiyasi (FTF), 1994 yilda tashkil etilgan bo'lib, Kanada va Amerika yarmarkasi ulgurji savdogarlari, importchilari va chakana savdo uyushmasi hisoblanadi. Tashkilot o'z a'zolarini adolatli savdo ishlab chiqaruvchilar guruhlari bilan bog'laydi, shu bilan birga adolatli savdo to'g'risida ma'lumot olish uchun kliring markazi bo'lib, a'zolariga resurslar va tarmoq imkoniyatlarini taqdim etadi. A'zolar o'zlarining 100% xaridlari / bizneslari uchun belgilangan adolatli savdo tamoyillariga rioya qilishlarini o'zlari tasdiqlaydilar. Fairtrade International tomonidan sertifikatlangan mahsulotlarni sotadiganlar FTFga qo'shilish uchun 100% FI tomonidan sertifikatlangan bo'lishi kerak.

So'nggi yillarda talaba guruhlari faol savdo-sotiq mahsulotlarini targ'ib qilishda faollashmoqda.^[46] Yuzlab mustaqil talaba tashkilotlari dunyo miqyosida faol bo'lishiga qaramay, Shimoliy Amerikadagi aksariyat guruhlar Yagona Savdo uchun Birlashgan Talabalar (AQSh, Kanada Talabalar Yarmarka Tijorat Tarmoqlari (Kanada) yoki adolatli Savdo Kampaniyalari bilan bog'liq)^[47] (AQSh), shuningdek, adolatli savdo universitetlari joylashgan^[46] va adolatli savdo maktablari.^[48]

Cherkov tashkilotlarining ishtiroki adolatli savdo harakatining ajralmas qismi bo'lgan va shunday bo'lib qolmoqda:

• O'n ming qishloq^[49] Mennonit Markaziy qo'mitasi bilan bog'liq^[50]
• SERRV^[51] katolik yordam xizmatlari bilan hamkorlik qiladi^[52] va Lyuteran dunyosiga yordam^[53][54]
• Qishloq bozorlari^[55] - bu butun dunyo bo'ylab missiya saytlarini Qo'shma Shtatlardagi cherkovlar bilan bog'laydigan Lyuteran Fair Trade tashkiloti^[56][57]
• Katolik yordam xizmatlari CRS Fair Trade-da o'zlarining adolatli savdo missiyasiga ega^[58][59]

Tarix

Shimoliy bozorlarda adolatli savdo tovarlarini tijoratlashtirish bo'yicha birinchi urinishlar 1940 va 50-yillarda diniy guruhlar va turli xil siyosiy yo'nalishlar bilan boshlangan. nodavlat tashkilotlar (NNT). O'n ming qishloq, nodavlat notijorat tashkiloti Mennonit Markaziy qo'mitasi (MCC) va SERRV International birinchi bo'lib, mos ravishda 1946 va 1949 yillarda adolatli savdoni rivojlantirdilar ta'minot zanjirlari rivojlanayotgan mamlakatlarda.^[60] Dan tortib deyarli deyarli qo'l san'atlari mahsulotlari jut tovarlarga tikuv ish, asosan cherkovlarda yoki yarmarkalarda sotilgan. Tovarlarning o'zlari ko'pincha xayr-ehson qilinganligini ko'rsatishdan boshqa funktsiyaga ega emas edilar.^[61]

Birdamlik savdosi

Dunyo do'konlarida sotiladigan adolatli savdo tovarlari

Hozirgi adolatli savdo harakati 1960 yillarda Evropada shakllangan. O'sha davrdagi adolatli savdo ko'pincha neoimperializmga qarshi siyosiy ishora sifatida qaraldi: radikal talabalar harakatlari ko'p millatli korporatsiyalarni nishonga ola boshladi va an'anaviy biznes modellari tubdan noto'g'ri ekanligi haqida xavotirlar paydo bo'ldi. O'sha paytda "Savdo yordam emas" shiori 1968 yilda qabul qilinganida xalqaro miqyosda tan olingan Savdo va taraqqiyot bo'yicha Birlashgan Millatlar Tashkilotining konferentsiyasi (UNCTAD) rivojlanayotgan dunyo bilan adolatli savdo aloqalarini o'rnatishga ahamiyat berish.^[62]

1965 yilda birinchisi yaratildi muqobil savdo tashkiloti (ATO): o'sha yili, Britaniya nodavlat tashkiloti Oxfam Buyuk Britaniyaning Oxfam do'konlarida va pochta orqali buyurtma kataloglarida import qilingan qo'l san'atlari mahsulotlarini sotadigan "Yordam bo'yicha sotish" dasturini ishga tushirdi.^[63]

1968 yilga kelib, katta hajmdagi gazeta qog'ozi nashri Butun Yer katalogi korporativ chakana savdo va universal do'konlarni chetlab o'tish maqsadida minglab ixtisoslashgan savdogarlar, hunarmandlar va olimlarni mustaqil ishlab chiqaruvchilarni qo'llab-quvvatlashdan manfaatdor bo'lgan iste'molchilar bilan bevosita bog'lab turardi. Butun Yer katalogi asosan AQSh va Kanadada, shuningdek Markaziy va Janubiy Amerikada ishlab chiqarilgan tovarlarni to'g'ridan-to'g'ri sotib olishga ruxsat berish orqali xalqaro erkin bozorni muvozanatlashtirishga intildi.

1969 yilda, birinchi dunyoviy do'kon Gollandiyada o'z eshiklarini ochdi. Ushbu tashabbus adolatli savdo tamoyillarini chakana savdo sohasiga olib kirishga qaratilgan bo'lib, deyarli "adolatsiz savdo hududlarida" adolatli savdo sharoitida ishlab chiqarilgan tovarlarni sotish orqali amalga oshiriladi. Birinchi do'kon ko'ngillilar tomonidan boshqarilgan va shu qadar muvaffaqiyatli bo'lganki, shu kabi o'nlab do'konlar tez orada do'konda ish boshlashdi Beniluks mamlakatlar, Germaniya va boshqa G'arbiy Evropa davlatlari.

1960-70-yillarda adolatli savdo harakatining muhim segmentlari siyosiy sabablarga ko'ra asosiy savdo kanallaridan chetlatilgan mamlakatlar mahsulotlarini bozorlarini topish ustida ish olib bordilar. Minglab ko'ngillilar Angola va Nikaraguadan kelgan qahvaxonalarni dunyoning do'konlarida, cherkovlarning orqa qismida, uylaridan va jamoat joylaridagi stendlardan sotishdi, mahsulotlarni o'z xabarlarini etkazish uchun vosita sifatida ishlatishdi: rivojlanayotgan mamlakatlarda kam ta'minlangan ishlab chiqaruvchilarga adolatli imkoniyat bering jahon bozori.^{[iqtibos kerak ]}

Hunarmandchilikka qarshi hunarmandchilik

1980-yillarning boshlarida muqobil savdo tashkilotlari katta muammolarga duch keldi: ba'zi adolatli savdo mahsulotlarining yangiliklari eskirishni boshladi, talab platoga yetdi va ba'zi hunarmandchilik buyumlari bozorda "charchagan va eskirgan" bo'lib ko'rina boshladi. Hunarmandchilik bozori segmentlarining pasayishi adolatli savdo tarafdorlarini o'zlarining biznes modeli va maqsadlarini qayta ko'rib chiqishga majbur qildi. Bundan tashqari, ushbu davrda bir nechta adolatli savdo tarafdorlari kichik fermerlarga qishloq xo'jaligi sohasidagi tarkibiy islohotlarning zamonaviy ta'siridan va pasayishidan xavotirda edilar. tovar narxlar. Ularning aksariyati ushbu muammoni hal qilish va sohada davom etayotgan inqiroz sharoitida foydalanish choralarini ko'rish harakatning mas'uliyati ekanligiga ishonishdi.

Keyingi yillarda qishloq xo'jaligi mahsulotlarining adolatli savdosi ko'plab ATOlarning o'sishida muhim rol o'ynadi: bozorda muvaffaqiyatli bo'lib, ular ishlab chiqaruvchilar uchun juda zarur bo'lgan qayta tiklanadigan daromad manbaini taklif qildilar va muqobil savdo tashkilotlariga qo'l san'atlari bozoriga qo'shimcha sifatida yordam berishdi. Birinchi yarmarka qishloq xo'jaligi mahsulotlari choy va kofe bo'lib, undan keyin quritilgan mevalar, kakao, shakar, mevali sharbatlar, guruch, ziravorlar va yong'oqlar paydo bo'ldi. Agar 1992 yilda 80% hunarmandlarning 20% ​​qishloq xo'jaligi mahsulotlarini sotish qiymatining nisbati odatiy bo'lgan bo'lsa, 2002 yilda qo'l san'atlari adolatli savdo savdosining 25% ni tashkil etdi, tovarlarning oziq-ovqat liniyalari esa 69% gacha ko'tarildi.^[64]

Yorliq tashabbuslarining ko'tarilishi

Erta savdo tovarlari sertifikatlari markalari

Adolatli savdo mahsulotlarini sotish faqat birinchisi kelishi bilan boshlandi Fairtrade sertifikati tashabbuslar. Garchi tobora o'sib borayotgan savdo-sotiq g'azablansa-da, adolatli savdo odatda Evropaga tarqalgan Shimoliy Amerikadagi nisbatan kichik do'konlarga tegishli edi. Ba'zilar ushbu do'konlar zamonaviy rivojlangan jamiyatlarning ritmidan va turmush tarzidan juda uzilib qolgan deb o'ylashdi. Bir-ikkita mahsulot sotib olish uchun ularga borish noqulayligi, hatto eng sodiq mijozlar uchun ham juda baland edi. Sotish imkoniyatlarini oshirishning yagona usuli bu xaridorlar odatdagidek yirik tarqatish kanallarida xarid qilingan adolatli savdo mahsulotlarini taklif qilishni boshlash edi.^[65] Muammo iste'molchilarning adolatli savdo mahsulotlariga va ularning kelib chiqishiga bo'lgan ishonchini kamaytirmasdan tarqatishni kengaytirish yo'lini izlashda edi.

1988 yilda, birinchi adolatli savdo sertifikatlash tashabbusi bilan, echim topildi Maks Xeylaar, tashabbusi bilan Gollandiyada yaratilgan Niko Ruzen, Frans Van Der Xof va Gollandiyani rivojlantirish bo'yicha NNT Solidaridad. Mustaqil sertifikatlash tovarlarni dunyodagi do'konlardan tashqarida va asosiy oqimga sotishga imkon berdi, bu esa iste'molchilarning kattaroq segmentiga etib bordi va adolatli savdo savdosini sezilarli darajada oshirdi. The yorliq tashabbusi shuningdek, xaridorlarga va distribyutorlarga etkazib berish zanjiri oxirida mahsulotlar ishlab chiqaruvchilarga haqiqatan ham foyda keltirayotganligini tasdiqlash uchun tovarlarning kelib chiqishini kuzatishga imkon berdi.

Kontseptsiya qo'lga kiritildi: keyingi yillarda shunga o'xshash notijorat Fairtrade markalash tashkilotlari boshqa Evropa mamlakatlari va Shimoliy Amerikada tashkil etildi. 1997 yilda markalash tashkilotlari - yoki "LI" ("Etiketleme tashabbuslari" uchun) o'rtasida yaqinlashish jarayoni Fairtrade Labeling Organizations International (FLO) ni yaratishga olib keldi. FLO - bu soyabon tashkilot bo'lib, uning maqsadi adolatli savdo standartlarini belgilash, qo'llab-quvvatlash, tekshirish va sertifikatlash, ishlab chiqaruvchilarga ishonchni ta'minlash va harakat bo'ylab adolatli savdo xabarlarini uyg'unlashtirishdir.^[66]

2002 yilda FLO birinchi marta Xalqaro yarmarkaning sertifikatlash belgisini ishlab chiqardi. Ishga tushirishning maqsadi Markning supermarketlar tokchalarida ko'rinishini yaxshilash, transchegaraviy savdoni engillashtirish va ishlab chiqaruvchilar va import qiluvchilar uchun protseduralarni soddalashtirish edi. Hozirgi kunda sertifikat belgisi 50 dan ortiq mamlakatlarda va kofe, choy, guruch, banan, mango, kakao, paxta, shakar, asal, mevali sharbatlar, yong'oqlar, yangi uzilgan mevalar, quinoa, o'tlar va ziravorlar, sharob, futbol, va boshqalar.

Axloqiy yorliqning ko'tarilishi bilan iste'molchilar o'zlarining iqtisodiy qarorlari va harakatlari uchun ma'naviy javobgarlikni o'z zimmalariga olishlari mumkin. Bu adolatli savdo amaliyoti tushunchasini qo'llab-quvvatlaydi "axloqiy iqtisodiyot".^[67] Yorliqning mavjudligi iste'molchilarga oddiy xarid bilan "to'g'ri ish qilish" hissi tug'diradi.

Ushbu yorliqlash amaliyotlari sertifikat olish yukini global janubdagi ishlab chiqaruvchilar zimmasiga yuklaydi, shimol va global janub o'rtasidagi tengsizlikni yanada kuchaytiradi. Sertifikatlashtirish jarayoni haddan tashqari og'ir va qimmat. Shimoliy iste'molchilar bu yuk va xarajatlarsiz oddiygina tanlov qilishlari mumkin.^[68]

Psixologiya

Adolatli savdo mahsulotlarini iste'molchilari odatda odob-axloq savdo tovarlarini sotib olish uchun qasddan tanlovni xulq-atvor, axloqiy me'yorlar, xulq-atvor nazorati va ijtimoiy me'yorlar asosida amalga oshiradilar. Xulq-atvor va idrok etilayotgan xulq-atvor nazorati kabi asosiy bashorat qiluvchilar ustidan adolatli savdoni sotib olish niyatlarining bashorat qilish kuchini oshirish uchun axloqiy me'yorlar o'lchovini kiritish foydalidir.^[67]

So'nggi bir necha o'n yilliklar davomida universitet talabalari adolatli savdo mahsulotlarini iste'mol qilishni sezilarli darajada oshirdilar. Ayollar kolleji talabalari adolatli savdo mahsulotlarini sotib olishga nisbatan erkaklarnikiga qaraganda qulayroq munosabatda bo'lishadi va ular bunga ko'proq axloqiy majburiyatlarni his qilishadi. Xotin-qizlar, shuningdek, adolatli savdo mahsulotlarini sotib olish niyatlari kuchli ekanligi haqida xabar beradi.^[67] Ishlab chiqaruvchilar bir necha sabablarga ko'ra yoki diniy aloqalar orqali, ijtimoiy adolatni xohlash, avtonomiya, siyosiy liberallashtirishni xohlashlari yoki shunchaki o'zlarining mehnat sa'y-harakatlari va mahsulotlariga ko'proq pul to'lashni xohlashlari sababli adolatli savdo sertifikatlashini tashkil qilishadi va bunga intilishadi. Fermerlar buni ko'proq aniqlaydilar organik dehqonchilik Organik dehqonchilik bu dehqonlar qo'shnilaridan farqli o'laroq va bu ularning dehqonchilik uslubiga ta'sir ko'rsatadigan juda aniq usul. Ular tabiiy o'sish usullariga katta ahamiyat berishadi.^[41] Adolatli savdo dehqonlari ham o'zlarining yuqori haq to'lanadigan narxlarini adolatli bozor narxlariga emas, balki mahsulotlarining sifatiga bog'lashlari mumkin.^[40]

Mahsulotni sertifikatlash

Izoh: Fairtrade-ning odatiy imlosi - bu FLO mahsulotlarini markalash tizimiga murojaat qilishda bitta so'z, qarang Fairtrade sertifikati

Xalqaro yarmarkaning sertifikatlash belgisi

Fairtrade yorlig'i (odatda shunchaki AQShda Fairtrade yoki Fair Trade Certified) iste'molchilarga kelishilgan standartlarga javob beradigan tovarlarni aniqlashga imkon beradigan sertifikatlash tizimidir. Standartni belgilaydigan tanasi tomonidan nazorat qilinadi (FLO International ) va sertifikatlashtirish organi (FLO-SERT ), tizim ishlab chiqaruvchilar va savdogarlarning kelishilgan standartlarning bajarilishini ta'minlash uchun mustaqil auditini o'z ichiga oladi. Xalqaro Fairtrade sertifikatlash belgisi yoki Adolatli savdo sertifikati belgisi, FLO-CERT tomonidan tekshirilgan va sertifikatlangan ishlab chiqaruvchi tashkilotlardan kelishi kerak. Ekinlarni FLO International tomonidan belgilangan xalqaro yarmarka savdo standartlariga muvofiq etishtirish va yig'ish kerak. Belgilangan mahsulotning yaxlitligini ta'minlash uchun ta'minot zanjiri FLO-CERT tomonidan ham kuzatilgan bo'lishi kerak.

Fairtrade sertifikati nafaqat adolatli narxlarni, balki ularning printsiplarini ham kafolatlashga qaratilgan axloqiy sotib olish. Ushbu tamoyillarga Xalqaro Mehnat Tashkilotining bolalarni taqiqlash kabi shartnomalariga rioya qilish kiradi qul mehnati, xavfsiz ish joyini va kasaba uyushma huquqini kafolatlash, ularga rioya qilish Birlashgan Millatlar nizomi inson huquqlari, ishlab chiqarish tannarxini qoplaydigan va ijtimoiy rivojlanishga, atrof-muhitni muhofaza qilish va saqlashga yordam beradigan adolatli narx. Fairtrade sertifikatlash tizimi shuningdek xaridorlar va sotuvchilar o'rtasida uzoq muddatli ishbilarmonlik munosabatlarini rivojlantirishga, hosilni oldindan moliyalashtirishga va ta'minot zanjiri bo'ylab shaffoflikning oshishiga va boshqalarga harakat qilmoqda.

Fairtrade sertifikatlash tizimi banan, asal, kofe, apelsin, kakao loviyasi, kakao, paxta, quritilgan va yangi uzilgan mevalar va sabzavotlar, sharbatlar, yong'oq va moyli urug'lar, kinoya, guruch, ziravorlar, shakar, choy kabi ko'plab mahsulot turlarini qamrab oladi. va sharob. Fairtrade standartlariga javob beradigan mahsulotlarni taklif qiladigan kompaniyalar ushbu mahsulotlar uchun Fairtrade sertifikatlash belgilaridan birini ishlatish uchun litsenziyalar olish uchun murojaat qilishlari mumkin. Xalqaro Fairtrade sertifikatlash markasi 2002 yilda FLO tomonidan ishlab chiqarilgan va har xil Fairtrade yorliq tashabbuslari tomonidan ishlatiladigan o'n ikkita belgining o'rnini bosgan. Hozirda yangi Sertifikat belgisi butun dunyoda qo'llanilmoqda (AQSh bundan mustasno). Fair Trade sertifikatlangan markasi hali ham Qo'shma Shtatlardagi Fairtrade tovarlarini aniqlash uchun ishlatiladi.

Keng chalkashliklar mavjud, chunki Fairtrade International (Fairtrade Labeling Organization) tomonidan taqdim etilgan adolatli savdo sanoat standartlari "ishlab chiqaruvchi" so'zini turli xil ma'nolarda, ko'pincha bir xil texnik hujjatda ishlatadi. Ba'zan bu fermerlarga, ba'zida ular tegishli bo'lgan boshlang'ich kooperativlarga, birlamchi kooperativlarga tegishli bo'lgan ikkinchi darajali kooperativlarga yoki ikkilamchi kooperativlarga tegishli bo'lishi mumkin bo'lgan uchinchi kooperativlarga taalluqlidir.^[69] ammo "Ishlab chiqaruvchi [shuningdek] kichik ishlab chiqaruvchi tashkilotlar uchun Fairtrade International Generic Fairtrade Standard," Yollangan mehnat vaziyatlari uchun umumiy Fairtrade Standard "yoki" Shartnoma ishlab chiqarish uchun umumiy Fairtrade Standard "bo'yicha sertifikatlangan har qanday tashkilotni anglatadi."^[70] So'z ushbu hujjatlarning barchasida asosiy hujjatlarda ishlatilgan.^{[71][72][73][74][75][76]} Amalda, narx va kredit muhokama qilinayotganda, "ishlab chiqaruvchi" eksport qiluvchi tashkilotni anglatadi, "kichik ishlab chiqaruvchilar tashkilotlari uchun to'lov to'g'ridan-to'g'ri sertifikatlangan kichik ishlab chiqaruvchilar tashkilotiga to'lanishi kerak".^[77] va "Kichik ishlab chiqaruvchilar tashkiloti misolida (masalan, kofe uchun), Fairtrade Minimal narxlari ishlab chiqaruvchilar tashkiloti darajasida belgilanadi, ayrim ishlab chiqaruvchilar (tashkilot a'zolari) darajasida emas", demak "ishlab chiqaruvchi "bu erda fermer va iste'molchi o'rtasidagi marketing zanjiri yarmiga yaqinlashmoqda.^[77] Standartlarning etishtirish, atrof-muhit, zararkunandalarga qarshi vositalar va bolalar mehnati bilan bog'liq qismi fermerga "ishlab chiqaruvchi" hisoblanadi.

WFTO adolatli savdo tashkilotiga a'zolik

Fairtrade mahsulotlarini sertifikatlash tizimini to'ldirish va ayniqsa, qo'l san'atlari ishlab chiqaruvchilariga o'z mahsulotlarini dunyodagi do'konlardan tashqarida sotishlariga imkon berish maqsadida, Jahon yarmarka savdo tashkiloti (WFTO) 2004 yilda adolatli savdo tashkilotlarini aniqlash uchun yangi markani (ushbu mahsulotdagi mahsulotlardan farqli o'laroq) boshladi. FLO International va Fairtrade ishi). FTO belgisi deb nomlangan,^[78] bu iste'molchilarga dunyo bo'ylab ro'yxatdan o'tgan Adolatli Savdo Tashkilotlarini tan olishlariga imkon beradi va mehnat sharoitlari, ish haqi, bolalar mehnati va atrof-muhit bo'yicha standartlar amalga oshirilishini kafolatlashga intiladi. FTO belgisi adolatli savdo tashkilotlarini taklif qiladi (shu jumladan qo'l san'atlari ishlab chiqaruvchilar) iste'molchilar, biznes sheriklari, hukumatlar va donorlarni amaldagi savdo standartlari to'g'risida xabardor qiladigan aniq standartlar. 2014 yilda Fairtrade Programma Markasi dastlab kakao, shakar va paxta ishlab chiqaruvchilari uchun yangi savdo imkoniyatlarini yaratish uchun joriy etildi.^[79] Bu so'z bilan bir xil yumaloq logotipga ega O'ZARO FOYDALI SAVDO-SOTIQ qora rangda va dastur nomi ostida firuza.

Muqobil savdo tashkilotlari

Kafedra qahvaxona yoqilgan Regent ko'chasi Londonning markazida.

An alternative trading organization (ATO) is usually a non-governmental organization (NGO) or mission-driven business aligned with the fair trade movement aiming "to contribute to the alleviation of poverty in developing regions of the world by establishing a system of trade that allows marginalized producers in developing regions to gain access to developed markets".^[80] Alternative trading organizations have fair trade at the core of their mission and activities, using it as a development tool to support disadvantaged producers and reduce poverty and to combine their marketing with awareness-raising and campaigning.

Alternative trading organizations are often, but not always, based in political and religious groups, though their secular purpose precludes sectarian identification and evangelical activity. Philosophically, the grassroots political-action agenda of these organizations associates them with progressive political causes active since the 1960s: foremost, a belief in jamoaviy harakat and commitment to moral principles based on social, economic and trade justice.

According to EFTA, the defining characteristic of alternative trading organizations is that of equal partnership and respect – partnership between the developing region producers and importers, shops, labelling organizations, and consumers. Alternative trade "humanizes" the trade process – making the producer-consumer chain as short as possible so that consumers become aware of the culture, identity, and conditions in which producers live. All actors are committed to the principle of alternative trade, the need for advocacy in their working relations, and the importance of awareness-raising and advocacy work.^[80] Examples of such organisations are Ten Thousand Villages, Greenheart Shop, Teng almashinuv and SERRV International in the US and Teng birja savdosi, Traidcraft, Oxfam Trading, Egizak savdo and Alter Eco in Europe as well as Siem Fair Trade Fashion in Australia.

Universitetlar

The concept of a Fair Trade school or Fair Trade university emerged from the Birlashgan Qirollik, where the Fairtrade Foundation now maintains a list of colleges and schools that comply with the needed requirements to be labeled such a university. In order to be considered a Fair Trade University, a school or university must have established a Fairtrade School Steering Group. They must have a written and implemented a school-wide fair trade policy. The school or university must be dedicated to selling and using Fair Trade products. They have to learn and educate about Fair Trade issues. Finally, the Fairtrade Foundation requires that schools promote fair trade not only within the school but throughout the wider community as well.^[40]

A Fair Trade University is one that develops all aspects of fair trade practices in their coursework. In 2007, the Director of the Environmental Studies program at the Viskonsin-Oshkosh universiteti, David Barnhill, started a push to become the first Fair Trade University. This push received positive reactions from faculty and students. To begin the process, the university as a whole agreed that it would need support from four institutional groups—faculty, staff, support staff, and students—to maximize support and educational efforts. The University officially endorsed the Earth Charter and created a Campus Sustainability Plan to align with the efforts of becoming a Fair Trade University.^[81]

The University of Wisconsin- Oshkosh also offers many courses in many different disciplines that implement fair trade learning. They offer a business course with a trip to Peru to visit coffee farmers, an environmental science class that discusses fair trade as a way for cleaner food systems, an English course that focuses on the Yer Xartiyasi and the application of fair trade principles, and several upper-level anthropology courses focused on fair trade.^[81]

In the spring of 2010, the Kaliforniya universiteti, San-Diego became the second Fair Trade University in the United States. The University of California at San Diego understood the efforts of the Fairtrade Foundation in the UK, but they recognized they wanted to be more detailed about how their declaration as a Fair Trade University would make an actual change in the way on-campus franchises do business with the university. They also required constant assessment and improvement. The main premise of being a Fair Trade University for the University of California, San Diego is the promise between the university and the students about the continual effort by the university to increase the accessibility of fair trade-certified food and drinks and to encourage sustainability in other ways, such as buying from local, organic farmers and decreasing waste.^[40]

Fair Trade Universities have been successful because they are a "feel good" movement. The movement also has an established history, making it a true movement rather than just a fad. Thirdly, Fair Trade Universities are effective because they raise awareness about an issue and offer a solution. The solution is an easy one for college students to handle, just paying about five cents more for a cup of coffee or tea can make a real difference.^[40]

Worldshops

Oxfam shop kuni Drury Lane yilda Kovent Garden, London

Worldshops or fair trade shops are specialized retail outlets offering and promoting fair trade products. Worldshops also typically organize various educational fair trade activities and play an active role in trade justice and other North-South political campaigns. Worldshops are often foyda keltirmaydigan organizations and run by locally based volunteer networks. Although the movement emerged in Europe and a vast majority of worldshops are still based on the continent, worldshops can also be found today in North America, Australia, and New Zealand.

Worldshops' aim is to make trade as direct and fair with the trading partners as possible. Usually, this means a producer in a rivojlanayotgan mamlakat and consumers in sanoatlashgan mamlakatlar. The worldshops' target is to pay the producers a fair price that guarantees substinence and positive social development. They often cut out any intermediaries in the import chain. A web movement has begun in the 2000s to provide fair trade items at fair prices to consumers. One popular one is Fair Trade a Day^[82] where a different fair trade item is featured each day.

Butun dunyo

Every year the sales of Fair Trade products grow close to 30% and in 2004 were worth over $500 million USD. In the case of coffee, sales grow nearly 50% per year in certain countries.^[83] In 2002, 16,000 tons of Fairtrade coffee was purchased by consumers in 17 countries.^[83] "Fair trade coffee is currently produced in 24 countries in Latin America, Africa and Asia".^[83] The 165 FLO associations in Latin America and Caribbean are located in 14 countries and together export over 85% of the world's Fair Trade coffee.^[83] There is a North/South divide of fair trade products with producers in the South and consumers in the North. Discrepancies in the perspectives of these southern producers and northern consumers are often the source of ethical dilemmas such as how the purchasing power of consumers may or may not promote the development of southern countries.^[84] Amidst the continuous growth, "[p]urchasing patterns of fairtrade products have remained strong despite the global economic downturn. In 2008, global sales of fairtrade products exceeded US$ 3.5 billion."^[85]

Afrika

Africa's exports come from the places such as South Africa, Ghana, Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya. These exports are valued at $24 million USD.^[86] Between 2004 and 2006, Africa quickly expanded its number of FLO-certified producer groups, rising from 78 to 171, nearly half of which reside in Kenya; following closely behind are Tanzania and South Africa.^[86] The FLO products Africa is known for are tea, cocoa, flowers and wine.^[86] In Africa there are smallholder cooperatives and plantations which produce Fair Trade certified tea.^[86] Cocoa-producing countries in West Africa often form cooperatives that produce fair trade cocoa kabi Kuapa Kokoo yilda Gana.^[87] West African countries without strong fair trade industries are subject to deterioration in cocoa quality as they compete with other countries for a profit. These countries include Kamerun, Nigeriya, va Fil suyagi qirg'og'i.^[88]

lotin Amerikasi

Studies in the early 2000s show that the income, education and health of coffee producers involved with Fair Trade in Latin America were improved, versus producers who were not participating.^[89] Brazil, Nicaragua, Peru and Guatemala, having the biggest population of coffee producers, make use of some of the most substantial land for coffee production in Latin America and do so by taking part in Fair Trade.^[89] Countries in Latin America are also large exporters of fair trade bananas. The Dominika Respublikasi is the largest producer of fair trade bananas, followed by Meksika, Ekvador va Kosta-Rika. Producers in the Dominican Republic have set up associations rather than cooperatives so that individual farmers can each own their own land but meet regularly.^[87] Fundación Solidaridad was created in Chili to increase the earnings and social participation of handicraft producers. These goods are marketed locally in Chile and internationally.^[88] Fair trade handicraft and jewellery production has also shown a significant uplift over recent years, aided by North American and European online retailers developing direct relationships to import and sell the products online. The sale of fair trade handicrafts online has been of particular importance in aiding the development of female artisans in Latin America.^[90]

Osiyo

The Asia Fair Trade Forum aims to increase the competency of fair trade organizations in Asia so they can be more competitive in the global market. Garment factories in Asian countries including Xitoy, Birma va Bangladesh consistently receive charges of human rights violations, including the use of child labour.^[87] These violations conflict with the principles outlined by fair trade certifiers. Yilda Hindiston, Trade Alternative Reform Action (TARA) Projects formed in the 1970s have worked to increase production capacity, quality standards, and entrance into markets for home-based craftsmen that were previously unattainable due to their lower caste identity.^[88]

Avstraliya

The Fair Trade Association of Australia and New Zealand (FTAANZ) is a member-based organization that supports two systems of fair trade. The first is the Australia and New Zealand member of FLO International, which unites Fairtrade producer and labelling initiatives across Europe, Asia, Latin America, North America, Africa, Australia and New Zealand. The second, is the World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO), of over 450 worldwide members, to which FTAANZ is one. Fairtrade (one word) refers to FLO certified commodity and associated products. Fair trade (two words) encompasses the wider fair trade movement, including the Fairtrade commodities and other artisan craft products.

Tovarlar

Fair trade commodities are goods that have been exchanged from where they were grown or made to where they are purchased, and have been certified by a fair trade certification organization, such as Fair Trade USA yoki Butunjahon adolatli savdo tashkiloti. Such organizations are typically overseen by Fairtrade International. Fairtrade International sets international fair trade standards and supports fair trade producers and cooperatives.^[91] Sixty percent of the fair trade market revolves around food products such as coffee, tea, cocoa, honey, and bananas.^[92] Non-food commodities include crafts, textiles, and flowers. It has been suggested by Shima Baradaran of Brigham Young University that fair trade techniques could be productively applied to products that might involve bolalar mehnati.^[93] Although fair trade represents only .01% of the food and beverage industry in the United States, it is growing rapidly and may become a significant portion of the national food and beverage industry.^[94]

Kofe

O'zaro foydali savdo-sotiq kofe donalari being sorted

Coffee is the most well-established fair trade commodity. Most Fair Trade coffee is Coffea arabica, a type of coffee known to be grown at high altitudes. A lot of emphasis is put on the quality of the coffee when dealing in Fair Trade markets because Fair Trade markets are usually specialized markets that appeal to customers who are motivated by taste rather than price. The fair trade movement fixated on coffee first because it is a highly traded commodity for most producing countries, and almost half the world's coffee is produced by smallholder farmers.^[40] While initially sold at small scale, currently multinationals like Starbucks and Nestlé use fair trade coffee.^[95]

Internationally recognized Fair Trade coffee standards have been outlined by FLO and are as follows: small producers are grouped in democratic cooperatives or groups, buyers and sellers establish long-term, stable relationships, buyers must pay the producers at least the minimum Fair Trade price or when the market price is higher, they must pay the market price, and finally, buyers must also pay a social premium of 20 cents per pound of coffee to the producers. The current minimum Fair Trade price for high-grade, washed Arabica coffee $1.40 per pound; the price increases to $1.70 per pound if the coffee is also organic.^[40]

Joylar

The largest sources of fair trade coffee are Uganda and Tanzania, followed by Latin American countries such as Guatemala and Costa Rica.^[92] As of 1999, major importers of fair trade coffee included Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. There is a North/South divide between fair trade consumers and producers. North American countries are not yet among the top importers of fair trade coffee.^[92]

Mehnat

Starbucks began to purchase more fair trade coffee in 2001 because of charges of labor rights violations in Central American plantations. Several competitors, including Nestlé, followed suit.^[96] Large corporations that sell non-fair trade coffee take 55% of what consumers pay for coffee while only 10% goes to the producers. Small growers dominate the production of coffee, especially in Latin American countries such as Peru. Coffee is the fastest expanding fairly traded commodity, and an increasing number of producers are small farmers that own their own land and work in cooperatives. Even the incomes of growers of fair trade coffee beans depend on the market value of coffee where it is consumed, so farmers of fair trade coffee do not necessarily live above the poverty line or get completely fair prices for their commodity.^[87]

Unsustainable farming practices can harm plantation owners and laborers. Unsustainable practices such as using chemicals and unshaded growing are risky. Small growers who put themselves at economic risk by not having diverse farming practices could lose money and resources due to fluctuating coffee prices, pest problems, or policy shifts.^[97]

The effectiveness of Fairtrade is questionable; workers on Fairtrade farms have a lower standard of living than on similar farms outside the Fairtrade system.^[98]

Barqarorlik

As coffee becomes one of the most important export crops in certain regions such as northern Latin America, nature and agriculture are transformed. Increased productivity requires technological innovations, and the coffee agroecosystem has been changing rapidly. In the nineteenth century in Latin America, coffee plantations slowly began replacing sugarcane and subsistence crops. Coffee crops became more managed; they were put into rows and unshaded, meaning diversity of the forest was decreased and Qahva trees were shorter. As plant and tree diversity decreased, so did animal diversity. Unshaded plantations allow for a higher density of Coffea trees, but negative effects include less protection from wind and more easily eroded soil. Technified coffee plantations also use chemicals such as fertilizers, insecticides, and fungicides.^[97]

Fair trade certified commodities must adhere to sustainable agro-ecological practices, including reduction of chemical fertilizer use, prevention of erosion, and protection of forests. Coffee plantations are more likely to be fair trade certified if they use traditional farming practices with shading and without chemicals. This protects the biodiversity of the ecosystem and ensures that the land will be usable for farming in the future and not just for short-term planting.^[92] In the United States, 85% of fair trade certified coffee is also organic.^[88]

Consumer attitudes

Consumers typically have positive attitudes for products that are ethically made. These products may include promises of fair labor conditions, protection of the environment, and protection of human rights. All fair trade products must meet standards such as these. Despite positive attitudes toward ethical products including fair trade commodities, consumers often are not willing to pay the higher price associated with fair trade coffee. The attitude-behavior gap can help explain why ethical and fair trade products take up less than 1% of the market. Coffee consumers can say they would be willing to pay a higher premium for fair trade coffee, but most consumers are actually more concerned with the brand, label, and flavor of the coffee. However, socially conscious consumers with a commitment to buying fair trade products are more likely to pay the premium associated with fair trade coffee.^[99] Once enough consumers begin purchasing fair trade, companies are more likely to carry fair trade products. Safeway Inc. began carrying fair trade coffee after individual consumers dropped off postcards asking for it.^[100]

Kofe ishlab chiqaradigan kompaniyalar

Following are coffee roasters and companies that offer fair trade coffee or some roasts that are fair trade certified:

Kakao

Many countries that export kakao rely on cocoa as their single export crop. In Africa in particular, governments tax cocoa as their main source of revenue. Cocoa is a permanent crop, which means that it occupies land for long periods of time and does not need to be replanted after each harvest.^[106]

Joylar

Cocoa is farmed in the tropical regions of West Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. In Latin America, cocoa is produced in Costa Rica, Panama, Peru, Bolivia, and Brazil. Much of the cocoa produced in Latin America is an organic and regulated by an Ichki nazorat tizim. Bolivia has fair trade cooperatives that permit a fair share of money for cocoa producers. African cocoa-producing countries include Cameroon, Madagascar, São Tomé and Príncipe, Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, and Côte d'Ivoire.^[106] Côte d'Ivoire exports over a third of the world's cocoa beans.^[107] Southeast Asia accounts for about 14% of the world's cocoa production. Major cocoa-producing countries are Indonesia, Malaysia, and Papua New Guinea.^[108]

Mehnat

One suggestion for the reason that laborers in Africa are marginalized in world trade is because the colonial division of labor kept Africa from developing its own industries. Africa and other developing countries received low prices for their exported commodities such as cocoa, which caused poverty to abound. Fair trade seeks to establish a system of direct trade from developing countries to counteract this unfair system.^[107] Most cocoa comes from small family-run farms in West Africa. These farms have little market access and thus rely on middlemen to bring their products to market. Sometimes middlemen are unfair to farmers. Farmers do not get a fair price for their product despite relying on cocoa sales for the majority of their income.^[109] One solution for fair labor practices is for farmers to become part of an Qishloq xo'jaligi kooperatsiyasi. Cooperatives pay farmers a fair price for their cocoa so farmers have enough money for food, clothes, and school fees.^[110] One of the main tenets of fair trade is that farmers receive a fair price, but this does not mean that the larger amount of money paid for fair trade cocoa goes directly to the farmers. In reality, much of this money goes to community projects such as water wells rather than to individual farmers. Nevertheless, cooperatives such as fair trade-endorsed Kuapa Kokoo in Ghana are often the only Licensed Buying Companies that will give farmers a fair price and not cheat them or rig sales.^[111] Farmers in cooperatives are frequently their own bosses and get bonuses per bag of cocoa beans. These arrangements are not always assured and fair trade organizations can't always buy all of the cocoa available to them from cooperatives.^[87]

Marketing

The marketing of fair trade cocoa to European consumers often portrays the cocoa farmers as dependent on western purchases for their livelihood and well-being. Showing African cocoa producers in this way is problematic because it is reminiscent of the imperialistic view that Africans cannot live happily without the help of westerners. It puts the balance of power in favor of the consumers rather than the producers.^[111]

Consumers often aren't willing to pay the extra price for fair trade cocoa because they do not know what fair trade is. Activist groups are vital in educating consumers about the unethical aspects of unfair trade and promoting demand for fairly traded commodities. Activism and ethical consumption not only promote fair trade but also act against powerful corporations such as Mars, birlashtirilgan that refuse to acknowledge the use of forced child labor in the harvesting of their cocoa.^[100]

Barqarorlik

Smallholding farmers frequently lack access not only to markets but also to resources that lead to sustainable cocoa farming practices. Lack of sustainability can be due to pests, diseases that attack cocoa trees, lack of farming supplies, and lack of knowledge about modern farming techniques.^[109] One issue pertaining to cocoa plantation sustainability is the amount of time it takes for a cocoa tree to produce pods. A solution to this is to change the type of cocoa tree being farmed. In Ghana, a hybrid cocoa tree yields two crops after three years rather than the typical one crop after five years.

Cocoa companies

Following are chocolate companies that use all or some fair trade cocoa in their chocolate:

Harkin-Engel Protocol

The Harkin-Engel Protocol, also commonly known as the Cocoa Protocol, is an international agreement that was created to end some of the world's worst forms of child labor, as well as forced labor in the cocoa industry. It was first negotiated by Senator Tom Harkin and Representative Eliot Engel after watching a documentary that showed the cocoa industry's widespread issue of child slavery and trafficking. The parties involved agreed to a six-article plan:

1. Public statement of the need for and terms of an action plan—The cocoa industry acknowledged the problem of forced child labor and will commit "significant resources" to address the problem.
2. Formation of multi-sectoral advisory groups—By 1 October 2001, an advisory group will be formed to research labor practices. By 1 December 2001, industry will form an advisory group and formulate appropriate remedies to address the worst forms of child labor.
3. Signed joint statement on child labor to be witnessed at the ILO—By 1 December 2001, a statement must be made recognizing the need to end the worst forms of child labor and identify developmental alternatives for the children removed from labor.
4. Memorandum of cooperation—By 1 May 2002, Establish a joint action program of research, information exchange, and action to enforce standards to eliminate the worst forms of child labor. Establish a monitor and compliance with the standards.
5. Establish a joint foundation—By 1 July 2002, industry will form a foundation to oversee efforts to eliminate the worst forms of child labor. It will perform field projects and be a clearinghouse on best practices.
6. Building toward credible standards—By 1 July 2005, the industry will develop and implement industry-wide standards of public certification that cocoa has been grown without any of the worst forms of child labor.^[121]

To'qimachilik

O'zaro foydali savdo-sotiq to'qimachilik are primarily made from fair trade cotton. By 2015, almost 75,000 cotton farmers in developing countries had obtained fair trade certification. The minimum price that Fair trade pays allows cotton farmers to sustain and improve their livelihoods.^[122] Fair trade textiles are frequently grouped with fair trade crafts and goods made by artisans in contrast to cocoa, coffee, sugar, tea, and honey, which are agricultural commodities.^[87]

Joylar

India, Pakistan and West Africa are the primary exporters of fair trade cotton, although many countries grow fair trade cotton.^[123][124] Textiles and clothing are exported from Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia.^[87]

Mehnat

Labour is different for textile production than for agricultural commodities because textile production takes place in a factory, not on a farm. Children provide a source of cheap labor, and bolalar mehnati is prevalent in Pakistan, India, and Nepal. Fair trade cooperatives ensure fair and safe labor practices, including disallowing child labor.^[125] Fair trade textile producers are most often women in developing countries. They struggle with meeting the consumer tastes in North America and Europe. In Nepal, textiles were originally made for household and local use. In the 1990s, women began joining cooperatives and exporting their crafts for profit. Now handicrafts are Nepal's largest export. It is often difficult for women to balance textile production, domestic responsibilities, and agricultural work. Cooperatives foster the growth of democratic communities in which women have a voice despite being historically in underprivileged positions.^[125] For fair trade textiles and other crafts to be successful in Western markets, World Fair Trade Organizations require a flexible workforce of artisans in need of stable income, links from consumers to artisans, and a market for quality ethnic products.^[124]

However, making cotton and textiles fair trade does not always benefit laborers. Burkina Faso and Mali export the largest amount of cotton in Africa. Although many cotton plantations in these countries attained fair trade certification in the 1990s, participation in fair trade further ingrains existing power relations and inequalities that cause poverty in Africa rather than challenging them. Fair trade does not do much for farmers when it does not challenge the system that marginalizes producers. Despite not empowering farmers, the change to fair trade cotton has positive effects including female participation in cultivation.^[123]

Textiles and garments are intricate and require one individual operator, in contrast to the collective farming of coffee and cocoa beans. Textiles are not a straightforward commodity because to be fairly traded, there must be regulation in cotton cultivation, dyeing, stitching, and every other step in the process of textile production.^[87] Fair trade textiles must not be confused with the sweat-free movement although the two movements intersect at the worker level.^[88]

Forced or unfair labor in textile production is not limited to developing countries. Charges of use of ter to'kish labor are endemic in the United States. Immigrant women work long hours and receive less than minimum wage. In the United States, there is more of a stigma against child labor than forced labor in general. Consumers in the United States are willing to suspend the importation of textiles made with child labor in other countries but do not expect their exports to be suspended by other countries, even when produced using majburiy mehnat.^[126]

Clothing and textile companies

Following are companies that use fair trade production and/or distribution techniques for clothing and textiles:

Dengiz mahsulotlari

With increasing media scrutiny of the conditions of fishermen, particularly in Southeast Asia, the lack of transparency and traceability in the dengiz mahsulotlari industry prompted new efforts. 2014 yilda, Fair Trade USA created its Capture Fisheries Program that led to the first instance of Fair Trade fish being sold globally in 2015. The program "requires fishermen to source and trade according to standards that protect fundamental human rights, prevent forced and child labor, establish safe working conditions, regulate work hours and benefits, and enable responsible resource management."^[134]

Large companies and commodities

Large transnational companies have begun to use fair trade commodities in their products. 2000 yil aprel oyida, Starbucks began offering fair trade coffee in all of their stores. In 2005, the company promised to purchase ten million pounds of fair trade coffee over the next 18 months. This would account for a quarter of the fair trade coffee purchases in the United States and 3% of Starbucks' total coffee purchases.^[100] The company maintains that increasing its fair trade purchases would require an unprofitable reconstruction of the supply chain.^[135] Fair trade activists have made gains with other companies: Sara Lee korporatsiyasi 2002 yilda va Procter & Gamble (the maker of Jildlar ) in 2003 agreed to begin selling a small amount of fair trade coffee. Nestle, the world's biggest coffee trader, began selling a blend of fair trade coffee in 2005.^[100] 2006 yilda, Hershey kompaniyasi sotib olingan Dagoba, an organic and fair trade chocolate brand.

Much contention surrounds the issue of fair trade products becoming a part of large companies. Starbucks is still only 3% fair trade – enough to appease consumers, but not enough to make a real difference to small farmers, according to some activists. The ethics of buying fair trade from a company that is not committed to the cause are questionable; these products are only making a small dent in a big company even though these companies' products account for a significant portion of global fair trade.^[100]

Luxury commodities

There have been efforts to introduce fair trade practices to the hashamatli mahsulotlar industry, particularly for gold and diamonds.

Diamonds and sourcing

In parallel to efforts to commoditize diamonds, some industry players have launched campaigns to introduce benefits to mining centers in the developing world. Rapaport Fair Trade was established with the goal "to provide ethical education for jewelry suppliers, buyers, first time or seasoned diamond buyers, social activists, students, and anyone interested in jewelry, trends, and ethical luxury."^[136]

The company's founder, Martin Rapaport, shu qatorda; shu bilan birga Kimberley Process initiators Ian Smillie and Global guvoh, are among several industry insiders and observers who have called for greater checks and certification programs among many other programs that would ensure protection for miners and producers in developing countries. Smillie and Global Witness have since withdrawn support for the Kimberley Process. Other concerns in the diamond industry include working conditions in diamond cutting centers as well as the use of child labor. Both of these concerns come up when considering issues in Surat, India.^[137]

Oltin

Brilliant Earth has committed itself to using fair-trade-certified gold.^[138] In February 2011, the United Kingdom's Fairtrade Foundation became the first NGO to begin certifying gold under the fair trade rubric.^[139]

Pornography or Sex industry

The concept of fair trade also influence the porno sanoat. Feminist columnists in several publication have written articles toward a pornography industry with mutual consent and no exploiting labor condition to actors and actresses.^[140][141] There are also academic discourse about these facets.^[142][143]

Siyosat

Yevropa Ittifoqi

Display of Fairtrade products at the Derbishir okrugi kengashi Bosh idora

1994 yilda Evropa komissiyasi prepared the "Memo on alternative trade" in which it declared its support for strengthening fair trade in the South and North and its intention to establish an EC Working Group on Fair Trade. Furthermore, the same year, the Evropa parlamenti adopted the "Resolution on promoting fairness and solidarity in North South trade" (OJ C 44, 14 February 1994), a resolution voicing its support for fair trade. 1996 yilda Iqtisodiy va ijtimoiy qo'mita adopted an "Opinion on the European 'Fair Trade' marking movement". A year later, in 1997, the document was followed by a resolution adopted by the European Parliament, calling on the Evropa komissiyasi to support fair trade banana operators. The same year, the European Commission published a survey on "Attitudes of EU consumers to Fair Trade bananas", concluding that Fair Trade bananas would be commercially viable in several EU Member States.^[144]

In 1998, the European Parliament adopted the "Resolution on Fair Trade" (OJ C 226/73, 20 July 1998), which was followed by the Commission in 1999 that adopted the "Communication from the Commission to the Council on 'Fair Trade'" COM(1999) 619 final, 29 November 1999. In 2000, public institutions in Europe started purchasing Fairtrade Certified coffee and tea. Furthermore, that year, the Cotonou shartnomasi made specific reference to the promotion of Fair Trade in article 23(g) and in the Compendium. The European Parliament and Council Directive 2000/36/EC also suggested promoting Fair Trade.^[144] In 2001 and 2002, several other EU papers explicitly mentioned fair trade, most notably the 2001 Green Paper on Korporativ ijtimoiy javobgarlik and the 2002 Communication on Trade and Development.

2004 yilda, Yevropa Ittifoqi adopted the "Agricultural Commodity Chains, Dependence and Poverty – A proposal for an EU Action Plan", with a specific reference to the fair trade movement, which has "been setting the trend for a more socio-economically responsible trade." (COM(2004)0089). In 2005, in the European Commission communication "Policy Coherence for Development – Accelerating progress towards attaining the Millennium Development Goals", (COM(2005) 134 final, 12 April 2005), fair trade is mentioned as "a tool for poverty reduction and sustainable development".^[144]

On July 6, 2006, the European Parliament unanimously adopted a resolution on fair trade, recognizing the benefits achieved by the fair trade movement, suggesting the development of an EU-wide policy on fair trade, defining criteria that need to be fulfilled under fair trade to protect it from abuse, and calling for greater support for fair trade (EP resolution "Fair Trade and development", 6 July 2006). "This resolution responds to the impressive growth of Fair Trade, showing the increasing interest of European consumers in responsible purchasing," said Yashil MEP Frithyof Shmidt during the plenary debate. Piter Mandelson, EU Commissioner for External Trade, responded that the resolution will be well received at the Evropa komissiyasi. "Fair Trade makes the consumers think and therefore it is even more valuable. We need to develop a coherent policy framework and this resolution will help us."^[145]

Frantsiya

In 2005, French parlament a'zo Antoine Herth issued the report "40 proposals to sustain the development of Fair Trade". The report was followed the same year by a law, proposing to establish a commission to recognize fair trade Organisations (article 60 of law no. 2005-882, Small and Medium Enterprises, 2 August 2005).^[144] In parallel to the legislativents, also in 2006, the French chapter of ISO (AFNOR) adopted a reference document on Fair Trade after five years of discussion.

Italiya

In 2006, Italian lawmakers started debating how to introduce a law on fair trade in Parlament. A consultation process involving a wide range of stakeholders was launched in early October.^[146] A common definition of fair trade was most notably developed. However, its adoption is still pending as the efforts were stalled by the 2008 yil Italiyadagi siyosiy inqiroz.

Gollandiya

The Dutch province of Groningen was sued in 2007 by coffee supplier Douve Egberts for explicitly requiring its coffee suppliers to meet fair trade criteria, most notably the payment of a minimum price and a development premium to producer cooperatives. Douwe Egberts, which sells a number of coffee brands under self-developed ethical criteria, believed the requirements were discriminatory. After several months of discussions and legal challenges, the province of Groningen prevailed in a well-publicized judgement. Coen de Ruiter, director of the Max Havelaar Foundation, called the victory a landmark event: "it provides governmental institutions the freedom in their purchasing policy to require suppliers to provide coffee that bears the fair trade criteria, so that a substantial and meaningful contribution is made in the fight against poverty through the daily cup of coffee".^[147]

Tanqid

Ushbu maqola Tanqid yoki Qarama-qarshilik Bo'lim maqolani buzishi mumkin neytral nuqtai nazar mavzuning. Iltimos bo'lim tarkibini birlashtirish umuman maqolaga kiriting yoki materialni qayta yozing. (2013 yil fevral)

While there have been studies claiming fair trade as beneficial and efficient,^[148] other studies have been less favourable; showing limitations to fair trade benefits. Sometimes the criticism is intrinsic to fair trade, sometimes efficiency depends on the broader context such as the lack of government help or volatile prices in the global market.^[149]

Ethical basis

Studies have shown a significant number of consumers were content to pay higher prices for fair trade products, in the belief that this helps the poor.^{[150][151][152][153]} One main ethical criticism of Fairtrade is that this premium over non-Fairtrade products does not reach the producers and is instead collected by businesses, employees of co-operatives or used for unnecessary expenses. Furthermore, research has cited the implementation of certain fair trade standards as a cause for greater inequalities in markets where these rigid rules are inappropriate for the specific market.^{[29][o'z-o'zini nashr etgan manba ][12][14][154][13]}

What occurs with the money?

Little money may reach the developing countries

The Fairtrade Foundation does not monitor how much extra retailers charge for fair trade goods, so it is rarely possible to determine how much extra is charged or how much reaches the producers, in spite of unfair trading legislation. In four cases it has been possible to find out. One British café chain was passing on less than one percent of the extra charged to the exporting cooperative;^[29] in Finland, Valkila, Haaparanta and Niemi^[155] found that consumers paid much more for Fairtrade, and that only 11.5% reached the exporter. Kilian, Jones, Pratt and Villalobos^[23] talk of US Fairtrade coffee getting $5 per lb extra at retail, of which the exporter would have received only 2%. Mendoza and Bastiaensen^[156] calculated that in the UK only 1.6% to 18% of the extra charged for one product line reached the farmer. All these studies assume that the importers paid the full Fairtrade price, which is not necessarily the case.^{[157][158][18][19][159]}

Less money reaches farmers

The Fairtrade Foundation does not monitor how much of the extra money paid to the exporting cooperatives reaches the farmer. The cooperatives incur costs in reaching fair trade political standards, and these are incurred on all production, even if only a small amount is sold at fair trade prices. The most successful cooperatives appear to spend a third of the extra price received on this: some less successful cooperatives spend more than they gain. Bu adolatli savdoning tarafdorlari va tanqidchilari tomonidan kelishilgan ko'rinadi,^[160] haqiqiy daromadlarni va pulning nimaga sarflanganligini aniqlaydigan iqtisodiy tadqiqotlar etishmasligi mavjud. FLO ko'rsatkichlari^[161] pulning 40% ga etib borishi rivojlanayotgan dunyo "biznes va ishlab chiqarish" ga sarflanadi, unga ushbu xarajatlar, shuningdek kooperativ yoki marketing tizimidagi har qanday samarasizlik va korruptsiya bilan bog'liq xarajatlar kiradi. Qolganlari fermerlarga berilmasdan, ijtimoiy loyihalarga sarflanishi aytilmoqda.

Anekdotlarda aytilishicha, dehqonlar adolatli savdo kooperativlariga qaraganda savdogarlar tomonidan ozmi-ko'pmi ish haqi olgan. Ushbu latifalardan bir nechtasi rivojlanayotgan jahon bozorlarida narxlar to'g'risida hisobot berish muammolarini hal qiladi,^[162] Kreditlar, yig'im-terim, transport, qayta ishlash va hokazolarni o'z ichiga olishi mumkin yoki bo'lmasligi mumkin bo'lgan har xil narx paketlarining murakkabligini kamchilik baholaydi. Kooperativlar odatda yil davomida o'rtacha narxlarni olishadi, shuning uchun ular ba'zida savdogarlardan kamroq, boshqalarga nisbatan ko'proq pul to'laydilar. Bassett (2009)^[163] narxlarni faqat Fairtrade va Fairtrade bo'lmagan fermerlar paxtani arzon narxlarda to'laydigan bir xil monopsonistik paxta tozalash zavodlariga sotishlari kerak bo'lgan joyda taqqoslashga qodir. Fermerlarning adolatli savdoni amalga oshirish uchun sarflangan xarajatlari o'rnini qoplash uchun narxlar yuqoriroq bo'lishi kerak edi. Masalan, adolatli savdo Nikaragua dehqonlarini organik kofega o'tishga undaydi, buning natijasida funt narxi ko'tarildi, ammo xarajatlar va hosildorlik pastligi sababli sof daromad past bo'ldi.^{[18][23][164]}

Kirish uchun past to'siqlarning ta'siri

2015 yilda o'tkazilgan bir tadqiqot natijalariga ko'ra, kofe kabi raqobatdosh bozorga kirish uchun to'siqlarning pastligi adolatli savdo orqali ishlab chiqaruvchilarga yuqori imtiyozlar berishga qaratilgan har qanday harakatni susaytiradi. Ular Markaziy Amerikadan olingan ma'lumotlardan foydalanib, ishlab chiqaruvchilarning foydalari nolga yaqin ekanligini aniqladilar. Buning sababi shundaki, sertifikatlashning haddan tashqari ko'pligi mavjud va adolatli savdo deb tasniflangan mahsulotlarning faqat bir qismi haqiqatan ham adolatli savdo bozorlarida sotiladi, bu sertifikatlashtirish xarajatlarini qoplash uchun etarli.^[10]

Samarasiz marketing tizimi

Qimmat narxlarning bir sababi shundaki, adolatli savdo dehqonlari a orqali sotishlari kerak monopsonist samarasiz yoki buzilgan bo'lishi mumkin bo'lgan kooperativ - shubhasiz ba'zi bir xususiy savdogarlar ba'zi kooperativlarga qaraganda samaraliroq. Ular eng yaxshi narxni taklif qiladigan xaridorni tanlay olmaydilar yoki ularning kooperativi bankrot bo'lgan paytda almashtira olmaydilar^[165] agar ular savdo-sotiq maqomini saqlab qolishni istasalar. Shuningdek, Fairtrade ba'zi iqtisodchilarning erkin bozor idealidan chetlashayotgani haqida shikoyatlar mavjud. Brink Lindsi adolatli savdoni bozorning samarasizligi va ortiqcha ishlab chiqarishni rag'batlantiruvchi "bozordagi muvaffaqiyatsizliklarni qoplash uchun noto'g'ri urinish" deb ataydi.^[166]

Odil savdo boshqa fermerlarga zarar keltiradi

Haddan tashqari ishlab chiqarish argumenti

Tanqidchilar adolatli savdo barcha Fairtrade dehqonlariga zarar etkazishini ta'kidlaydilar. Adolatli savdo shuni da'vo qiladiki, fermerlarga yuqori narxlar to'lanadi va hosildorlikni oshirish va sifat bo'yicha maxsus maslahatlar beriladi. Iqtisodchilar^{[29][o'z-o'zini nashr etgan manba ][166][167][168][169][170]} agar haqiqatan ham shunday bo'lsa, Fairtrade fermerlari ishlab chiqarishni ko'paytiradi. Qahvaga talab yuqori darajada elastik bo'lganligi sababli, ta'minotning ozgina oshishi bozor narxining katta pasayishini anglatadi, shuning uchun ehtimol bir million Fairtrade fermerlari yuqori narxni, 24 million boshqalar esa ancha past narxlarni olishadi. Tanqidchilar Vetnamdagi dehqonlarga 1980-yillarda dunyo miqyosidagi narxdan ko'proq maosh olayotganini, kofe ekkanini, keyin 1990-yillarda jahon bozorini suv bosganini misol qilib keltirmoqdalar. Oddiy savdoning eng past narxi shuni anglatadiki, jahon bozori narxi qulab tushganda, adolatsiz savdo dehqonlari, ayniqsa kambag'allar kofe daraxtlarini kesishlari kerak. Ushbu dalil nafaqat erkin sotuvchilar, balki oddiy iqtisodchilar tomonidan qo'llab-quvvatlanadi.^{[iqtibos kerak ]}

Boshqa axloqiy masalalar

Maxfiylik

Evropa Ittifoqi qonunchiligiga muvofiq (2005/29 / EC direktivasi nohaq tijorat amaliyotida) nohaq savdoni jinoiy javobgarlikka tortish, agar (a) "unda yolg'on ma'lumotlar bo'lsa va shuning uchun yolg'on yoki biron bir tarzda, shu jumladan umumiy taqdimot bo'lsa, o'rtacha iste'molchini aldashi yoki aldashi mumkin bo'lsa ham, hatto ma'lumot bo'lsa ham haqiqatan ham to'g'ri ", (b)" u o'rtacha iste'molchiga kerak bo'lgan ma'lumotni chiqarib tashlaydi ... va shu bilan oddiy iste'molchiga u boshqacha yo'l tutmagan tranzaktsion qarorni qabul qilishga sabab bo'ladi yoki sabab bo'lishi mumkin ", yoki (c)" tijorat amaliyotining tijorat niyatini aniqlay olmasa ... [bu] oddiy iste'molchiga boshqacha yo'l tutmagan tranzaktsion qarorni qabul qilishga sabab bo'ladi yoki sabab bo'lishi mumkin. " Piter Griffits (2011)^[29] adolatli savdo ishlab chiqaruvchilari yuqori narxlarni oladilar va adolatli savdo mahsulotlariga qo'shimcha narxlarni oshkor qilmaslik deyarli mumkin emasligi haqidagi soxta da'volarga ishora qilmoqdalar, bularning qanchasi rivojlanayotgan dunyoga etib boradi, bu rivojlanayotgan dunyoda nimalarga sarflanadi, qancha agar mavjud bo'lsa, fermerlarga etib boradi va adolatli savdo adolatsiz savdo dehqonlariga etkazadigan zarar. Shuningdek, u boy mamlakatlarning chakana savdogarlari va distribyutorlari uchun pul ishlashni "asosiy tijorat maqsadi" qachon aniqlanmaganiga ishora qilmoqda.

Axloqsiz sotish texnikasi

Iqtisodchi Filipp But ba'zi sotuvchilar va adolatli savdoning ba'zi tarafdorlari tomonidan qo'llaniladigan sotish texnikasi bezorilik, chalg'ituvchi va axloqsizdir.^[171] Sotuvchilarni axloqiy jihatdan shubhali deb hisoblagan mahsulotni saqlashga majbur qilish uchun boykot kampaniyalaridan foydalanish va boshqa bosim bilan bog'liq muammolar mavjud. Biroq, aksincha, auditorlik tekshiruviga ko'proq ishtirok etish va ko'p manfaatli yondashuv jarayonning sifatini oshirishi mumkinligi haqida bahs yuritilgan.^[172]

Ba'zi odamlar ushbu amaliyotlarni oqlash mumkin deb ta'kidlaydilar: etiketkadan strategik foydalanish yirik etkazib beruvchilarni o'z amaliyotlarini o'zgartirishga noqulay holatga keltirishi (yoki rag'batlantirishi) mumkin. Ular faollar foydalanishi mumkin bo'lgan shaffof korporativ zaifliklarni yaratishi mumkin. Yoki ular oddiy odamlarni ijtimoiy o'zgarishlarning kengroq loyihalari bilan shug'ullanishga undashi mumkin.^[173]

Standartlarni nazorat qilmaslik

Standartlar noo'rin ekanligi va ishlab chiqaruvchilarga zarar etkazishi mumkinligi haqida shikoyatlar mavjud, ba'zida ularni ozgina foyda olish uchun bir necha oy ko'proq ishlashga majbur qilishadi.^{[29][o'z-o'zini nashr etgan manba ][174][175][18]}

Ishlab chiqaruvchilar tomonidan adolatli savdo standartlariga rioya qilish yomon bo'lgan va Fairtrade tomonidan standartlarning bajarilishi sust. Xususan Kristian Jakiau tomonidan^[176] va to'rt yil Fairtrade etiketkalash tashkilotlari prezidenti sifatida ishlagan Paola Gillani tomonidan^[176] Amalga oshirilishning yomon muammolari haqida ko'plab shikoyatlar mavjud: Perudagi Fairtrade fermer xo'jaliklarida ishchilar eng kam ish haqidan kam oylik oladilar;^[177] ba'zi bir Fairtrade bo'lmagan kofe Fairtrade sifatida sotiladi^[178] "kofe ishlab chiqarishda mavsumiy yollangan mehnatga nisbatan standartlar juda qattiq emas."^[18] 'ba'zi adolatli savdo standartlari qat'iy bajarilmaydi'^[19][179] 2006 yilda, a Financial Times jurnalist tashrif buyurgan o'nta tegirmondan o'ntasi sertifikatlanmagan kooperativlarga sertifikatsiz kofe sotganligini aniqladi. Xabarda aytilishicha, "FTga kofe koeffitsientining 20 foizini noqonuniy ravishda muhofaza qilinadigan milliy o'rmon erlarida etishtirishga qaramay, organik, adolatli savdo yoki boshqa sertifikatlar olgan kamida bitta kofe assotsiatsiyasining dalillari topshirilgan.^[180]

Savdo adolat va adolatli savdo

Segmentlari savdo adolat So'nggi yillarda harakat, adolatsiz savdoni, go'yoki individual ishlab chiqaruvchilar guruhlariga juda ko'p e'tibor qaratganlikda ayblaydilar, shu bilan birga tezkor savdo siyosatidagi o'zgarishlarni qo'llab-quvvatlashni to'xtatdilar, bu esa noqulay ishlab chiqaruvchilarning hayotiga ko'proq ta'sir qiladi. Frantsuz muallifi va RFI muxbir Jan-Per Boris o'zining 2005 yilgi kitobida ushbu fikrni qo'llab-quvvatlagan Savdo yaroqsiz.^[181]

Siyosiy e'tirozlar

Chap va o'ng tomondan adolatli savdoni asosan siyosiy tanqidlar bo'lgan. Ba'zilar adolatli savdo tizimi etarlicha radikal emas deb hisoblashadi. Frantsuz yozuvchisi Christian Jacquiau, o'z kitobida Les coulisses du commerce équitable, adolatli savdo standartlarini qat'iylashtirishga chaqiradi va amaldagi tizimda ishlash uchun adolatli savdo harakatlarini tanqid qiladi (ya'ni ommaviy chakana sotuvchilar bilan hamkorlik, transmilliy korporatsiyalar yangi adolatli, to'liq avtonom (ya'ni, hukumat monopoliyasi ) savdo tizimi. Jacquiau shuningdek, ta'sirni maksimal darajaga ko'tarish uchun adolatli savdo narxlarini sezilarli darajada oshirilishini qo'llab-quvvatlaydi, chunki ko'pchilik ishlab chiqaruvchilar o'zlarining hosilining bir qismini faqat adolatli savdo sharoitida sotadilar.^{[34][iqtibos kerak ]} Adolatli savdo tizimining yondashuvi janubiy ishlab chiqaruvchilar o'rnatishda ishtirok etmaydigan odil sudlovning Shimoliy iste'molchilar nuqtai nazaridan kelib chiqqan deb ta'kidlashmoqda. "Shuning uchun asosiy masala - Fairtrade shartlarini belgilash vakolatiga ega bo'lgan shaxsni aniq belgilash, ya'ni birinchi navbatda axloqiy ehtiyojni aniqlash uchun kuchga ega bo'lgan va keyinchalik ma'lum bir axloqiy qarashni haqiqat sifatida boshqarishdir. . "^[182]

Shuningdek qarang

• Globallashuvning o'zgarishi
• Globallashuvga qarshi harakat
• Axloqiy iste'molchilik
• Mahsulotlarning erkin harakati
• Kimberley jarayonini sertifikatlashtirish sxemasi
• Sekin harakat (madaniyat)
• Mahsulotni kuzatish tizimlar: mahsulotning asl manbasini ko'rishga imkon beradi
• Birdamlik iqtisodiyoti
• Janub-janub hamkorligi

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