Look Windwards: Fairtrade in the Windward Isles
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Look Windwards: Fairtrade in the Windward Isles

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    • windwards bananas
    • Preview of Look_Windwards_Impact_of_banana_industry.doc
      Subject Social Studies
      Grade Level Grades 6-12
      Resource Type Activity
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      Attribution Non-commercial NoDerivative

      CC (BY-NC-ND)

      About This Lesson

      Activities centred around examining the effect of fairtrade bananas on the Windward Isles. Five other linked resources also available.

      The Windward Islands include Barbados, Grenada, the Grenadines, Martinique, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Tobago and Trinidad. They are referred to as the Windward Islands due to their location on the path of Northeastern trade winds.

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      Look_Windwards_A_question_of_bananas.ppt

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      February 10, 2020
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      Look_Windwards_Fairtrade_on_St_Vincent.ppt

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      February 10, 2020
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      Look_Windwards_Growing_bananas.ppt

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      February 10, 2020
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      Look_Windwards_Impact_of_banana_industry.doc

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      February 10, 2020
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      Reviews

      5.0
      2 Reviews
      SML Member
      SML Member September 16, 2011

      A detailed global case study focusing on fair trade.

      Vwtheresa
      Vwtheresa March 22, 2014

      Resources provide information about bananas and fair trade but it very UK specific. Could be a resource for US teachers on banana fairming

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