Definition
Fair trade represents decent trading provision in respect to wages, working conditions, employee facilities and protection of rights of the marginalized workers or producers in different developing countries. Fair trade focuses in sustainable development and welfare of the producers. It is a better way of trading that works for interest of the disadvantaged producers and workers.
International Fair Trade Association (IFAT) defines fair trade as “ Fair Trade is a trading partnership, based on dialogue, transparency and respect that seek greater equity in international trade. It contributes to sustainable development by offering better trading conditions to, and securing the rights of, marginalized producers and workers – especially in the South”.
Our Core values:
- Providing equal opportunities for people of all class, creed, race or origin.
- Regarding each employee as a potential resource that can reproduce beneficial results.
- Considering garbage is not as a waste but a resource which can be utilized for positive development.
- Working for the comprehensive upliftment of all the staff devoid of discrimination or prejudice.
Watabaran aspires to raise the quality of living of its workers by running for their overall enrichment.
Read more- the Watabaran way (our concept)
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