1. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

5. Where have you seen this symbol before? What does it mean? FAIRTRADE

6. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXWFXeIZY 9g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXWFXeIZY 9g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXWFXeIZY 9g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXWFXeIZY 9g What is the dark side of the chocolate production? What is the dark side of the chocolate production? How can chocolate producers around the world stop abuse of children in West Africa How can chocolate producers around the world stop abuse of children in West Africa How can Fair trade change the darker side of chocolate production? How can Fair trade change the darker side of chocolate production?

7. Unfair trade Child or forced labour Poor working conditions Low wage, not enough to cover the cost of production Increased poverty for producers in the third world Negative impact on the environment

8. Farmers: grow and care for the cocoa trees for three to five years harvest the cocoa pods in very hot temperatures remove the beans from the pods ferment the beans for six days and dry them for ten days take the sacks of beans to sell to cocoa buyers. Cocoa buyers: weigh the sacks of beans pay the farmer for the beans arrange to take the beans to the port. Importers: arrange transport for the beans from Ghana to the UK and Ireland turn the beans into cocoa solids and cocoa butter.

9. Chocolate companies: buy the cocoa solids and cocoa butter buy the other ingredients make the chocolate bars pay for the chocolate bar wrappers pay for advertising the chocolate bars. Shops: buy the chocolate bars from the chocolate companies sell the chocolate bars to shoppers. Government: charges tax on the chocolate bars.

10. Many different people help to bring bananas to our supermarkets. For a non-Fairtrade bar of chocolate, how much do you think each gets out of the £1.00 (100p)? Farmer Cocoa Buyer Importer Chocolate Company Shops Government

11. How much do they each get? Farme r 8p Cocoa Buyer 7p Importe r 14p Chocolate Company 28p Shops 28p Government 15p Do you think it’s fair?

12. What is Fairtrade? A group that makes sure workers from developing countries receive a decent wage. A group that makes sure workers from developing countries receive a decent wage. Ensures good working conditions. Ensures good working conditions. Makes sure that only adults are employed to work- not children. Makes sure that only adults are employed to work- not children. Helps villages in developing countries to live healthily and happily without needing charity or hand-outs. Helps villages in developing countries to live healthily and happily without needing charity or hand-outs. Looks after the environment. Farmers are paid fairly so don’t need to use harmful chemicals to grow more food, faster. Looks after the environment. Farmers are paid fairly so don’t need to use harmful chemicals to grow more food, faster.

14. Fairtrade Fairtrade products are usually more expensive than non-Fairtrade.Fairtrade products are usually more expensive than non-Fairtrade. This is to make sure that everyone is paid a good wage for the work they do.This is to make sure that everyone is paid a good wage for the work they do. Do you think it is worth it?

15. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4xnyr2mCuI

16. H& M H&M Conscious – the production of organic cotton and recycled polyester H&M Conscious – the production of organic cotton and recycled polyester Customers can return old clothes to the selected stores which are reused and recycled Customers can return old clothes to the selected stores which are reused and recycled In return they get a discount on a new purchase In return they get a discount on a new purchase https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4xnyr2mCuI

17. H& M Support of the farmers and their local communities which grow cotton in the third world countries Support of the farmers and their local communities which grow cotton in the third world countries Protect the environment and support sustainable economic growth Protect the environment and support sustainable economic growth WATCH THE FILM AND NAME THREE THINGS H&M DOES AS A PART OF THEIR CSR POLICY WATCH THE FILM AND NAME THREE THINGS H&M DOES AS A PART OF THEIR CSR POLICY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eD2kUTENGfM&inde x=4&list=PL8SMpuBlgs3n4oj2pxzxGXFykFUtwFH3U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eD2kUTENGfM&inde x=4&list=PL8SMpuBlgs3n4oj2pxzxGXFykFUtwFH3U

18. Održivi razvoj Održivi razvoj Prekršiti zakon Prekršiti zakon Koristiti rupe u zakonu Koristiti rupe u zakonu Poslovati Poslovati Društveno osvješteni potrošači Društveno osvješteni potrošači Podmititi političara Podmititi političara Neplaćanje poreza Neplaćanje poreza Ponašati se etično i odgovorno Ponašati se etično i odgovorno Tax evasion Socially and environmentally conscious consumers violate the law Use loopholes in the law Do business Acting ethically and responsibly Sustainable growth Bribe politician

19. Tvornice s lošim uvjetima i malim plaćama Tvornice s lošim uvjetima i malim plaćama Pranje novca Pranje novca Obnovljivi izvori energije Obnovljivi izvori energije Dimna zavjesa (paravan) Dimna zavjesa (paravan) Money laundery Renewable sources of energy Smokescreen sweatshops