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Date(s) - 26/05/2023
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Fairtrade

 

The main aims of this research are:

– To create a robust statistical model that can be applied to existing data sets collected by Fairtrade to act as a proxy for calculating individual economic benefits at scale. This will be validated through primary research.
– To gain insights from farmers and workers on their perceptions of cash and non-cash elements of the Premium.

Specific objectives include:
• Develop a quantifiable approach to articulate the individual economic benefit of Premium not used as direct cash payments (connected to the essential needs that are included in Living Income and
Living Wage calculations)
• Explore worker perspectives on the mandatory cash payout from Fairtrade Premium
• Explore farmer and worker perspectives of the importance of benefits through the Premium and/or views on preference and practicalities of these over cash payments
• In-depth exploration of worker perspectives in Kenya flower Hired Labour Organizations through gender analysis, and engagement with trade unions in Colombia to enhance findings on Premium and
wages
• Demonstrate value of Premium within living wage and living income discussions as a short-term strategy in addressing gaps and building resilience in the communities and sectors

Invitation to Tender

Closing Date: 26 May 2023