Impact of Fair-Trade Coffee Certification on Smallholder Producers: Review papers
Keywords:
fair-trade, income, social, environments
Abstract
This paper is focus on the impact of Fair trade-certified coffee and the impact of the broader social movement termed Fair Trade. Many of the studies focus on the outcomes (e.g. higher incomes, or new skills) or livelihood impacts. In this paper different dimension of Fair trade impact including: economic, quality of life/wellbeing, social, empowerment and environmental impacts are explored.
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