Bangladesh is one of the world's poorest and least developed countries. Volatile climatic conditions are a huge factor in keeping around 87 million people living in extreme poverty.
Traidcraft is building the capacity of poor producers like duck farmer, Ashraf, to generate income. We are helping Kamal and more than 1800 other small businesses to improve the quantity and quality of their produce. Kamal has also increased the efficiency of his business by working together with other duck farmers to share the costs of feed, medicines and fuel for transporting their goods. They also work together to negotiate with potential buyers.
Your gift of £10 could help provide vital long-term income for other producers likeKamal , who has benefited from working collectively and sharing learning with other farmers.
Free Delivery Offer on Gifts for Life - To qualify, choose your Gift for Life and add it to basket. Before you check out, enter the promotion code GFLA11 in the 'Media or Promotion Code' box then click 'Update Basket'. Carry on through the checkout and at the 'Delivery' stage you will see that free delivery has been added to your basket.
What You Get
You'll receive a card containing details about the fair trade gift you've chosen which you can pass on to your friend or relative. They'll be overjoyed to hear of the unique gift you've chosen for them that will help to change the lives of some of the world's poorest people through better trade.
Why should I give Gifts for Life?
Gifts for Life are unique presents that will bring joy to a friend or relative - and make a lasting difference to the lives of producers in developing countries struggling to make a living.
None of these gifts are a quick-fix for poverty. Traidcraft's charity, Traidcraft Exchange believes in lifelong solutions brought about through better trade. Every gift in this catalogue will help a small-scale producer to make the most of their wonderful skills by enabling them to sell their produce to local and overseas consumers for a fair price.
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