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Social Responsibility and Sustainability

Social Responsibility and Sustainability

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Month: May 2014

Villagers by well in Africa

Is Fairtrade failing the poorest farmers?

Liz Cooper, our Research and Policy Manager, reflects upon recent research on fair trade.

29th May 2014 0

The Meadows in Spring

Making sense of social responsibility: How do we put theory into action?

Recently appointed Head of Social Responsibility and Sustainability Programmes, Michelle Brown, reflects on the challenges of what it means to be a truly socially responsible and sustainable University and shares her thoughts on this years EAUC Conference.

29th May 2014 0

Sustainability standards: trends, challenges and future potential

Liz Cooper, our Fair trade and Policy Manager, attended the 2014 Global Sustainability Standards Conference in London this May. Here she reflects on the day and the issues surrounding sustainability standards.

29th May 2014 0

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