On this page examples of how Clubs are addressing Prosperity SDG’s 7-11 will be displayed.
Prosperity SDG’s 7-11:
24 04 2022 Kiltwalk is Back!
SI SS R Soroptimists took part, raising money for “Who Cares? Scotland” and “Mary’s Meals”.
Photos below:
First four photos: Those taking part in “The Wee Wander” 3 mile route setting off from Loch Lomond Shores, Balloch. SI Paisley member Marissa took part. First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon was also among the more than 10,000 participants.
Fifth photo:
SI Kirkcaldy member Maureen taking part in the Big Stroll 15 miles from Clyde Bank.
9 03 2023 North Lanarkshire Provost raising new Fairtrade Flag above Motherwell Civic Centre; SI Hamilton member Morag helping.
SI Hamilton members marking Scotland A Fair Trade Nation 10th Anniversary 25 02 2023; photo taken 9 03 2023.
SI Hamilton members marking Scotland Fair Trade Nation 10th Anniversary 25 02 2-23; photo taken 9 03 2023.
9 03 2023 Members of SI Hamilton marking this important milestone in above photos.
SDG’s addressed: SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth; SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities.
Ten Principles of Fair Trade + WFTO Logo
From the Scottish Fair Trade Forum Members’ Magazine June 2022:
Meru Herbs Update:
Following on from the SIGBI Meru Women’s Garden Project, with associated promotion of Meru Herbs products available from Just Trading Scotland, (JTS), Meru Herbs have now secured Provisional World Fair Trade Organisation (WFTO) membership!
23 06 2021 Update on Kilombero Rice Farmers of Northern Malawi:
Do you remember the Kilombero rice stall at SIGBI Federation Conference Glasgow 5-7 November 2015? SI Hamilton members sold 90kg fairly traded Kilombero rice. 90kg of rice is the amount of rice that a farmer in the Karonga Region of Northern Malawi would require to sell to send one of his or her children to secondary school for one year.
Webinar Update
On 27 05 2021 a Scottish Fairtrade Forum (SFTF) webinar entitled “Fair Trade verification and small – holder farmers – a case study: Kaporo Smallholder Farmers Association (KASFA), Malawi and the World Fair Trade Organisation (WFTO)”. KASFA has applied for membership of WFTO.
KASFA is part of NASFAM, (National Smallholder Farmers’ Association of Malawi), which is the largest independent, smallholder -owned membership organisation in Malawi.
Great Taste Awards!
Since 2015, both the brown and white rice have won 1* Great Taste Awards from the Guild of Fine Food.
Most Ethical on the UK Market May 2019!
Ethical Consumer Magazine has named Kilombero rice as the most ethical on the UK Market, May 2019.
SFTF and Just Trading Scotland (JTS), importers of the rice, have become members of WFTO.
