Including Voices From Across the Supply Chain
Earlier this summer, Scottish Fair Trade was invited to take part in an expert panel discussion convened by twentyfifty, working with Scotland’s International Development Alliance (SIDA), to help one of the “Big Four” major banking group in the UK think through one of the hardest questions in responsible business: how do the producers, farmers and workers at the very end of a financing chain actually raise a concern when something goes wrong?
Guest Blog: An Unfair Race for Debt Justice | SCIAF
In this guest blog, responding to the context of the 2026 Commonwealth Games held in Glasgow, SCIAF Intern Rebecca Foster turns our attention away from the physical hurdles faced by athletes towards the invisible hurdles faced by many previously colonised nations. Read on to learn more about the high-level roundtable on debt justice hosted by the Scottish Government in partnership with SCIAF, attended by Scottish Fair Trade among others.
Closing the Gap Between Environmental and Social Sustainability
Many organisations are doing well on environmental issues, but there’s often a gap when it comes to people. Fair Change Co (Scottish Fair Trade’s trading subsidiary) brought on Maëlle Tholomé as a volunteer to help us understand that gap better and identify where we can support change.
From Colombia to Scotland: Fair Trade as a pathway to peace and possibility
The latest Cross Party Group meeting heard how Fair Trade connects farmers, communities and countries, offering a pathway beyond conflict.
