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International Federation for Alternative Trade
IFAT is a global network of over 160 Fair Trade
organisations in more than 50 countries,
that works to improve the livelihoods and
wellbeing of disadvantaged people in developing
countries and to change the unfair structures
of international trade.
African Home is a
member of the International Federation
for Alternative Trade. What
is Fair Trade? |
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Proudly South African
We are proud to be helping to build our country's economy and create jobs and prosperity. Being allowed to display this logo means that our products have met the requirements for high local content and high quality standards and that we're committed to fair labour and good environmental policies. |
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South
African Travel & Tourism Directory
Travel and tourism search engine
and directory to easily search
for businesses involved in South
African travel and tourism, as
well as products and services you
may need during your visit. Ideal
resource for tourists and business
travelers. |
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Habitat
Integrated Pakistan
Habitat Integrated Pakistan is a non-political, non-profit,
non-government organization, which works for welfare
of people through protection of fauna, flora, biodiversity,
environment protection and sustainable development.
The organization is registered with the government.
One of the programs of HIP is to promote crafts products
of gypsy women, Punjab, Pakistan. |
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MonkeyBiz
Creating employment and empowering disadvantaged women in Cape Town by selling traditional beadwork. |
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Accommodate
Tour, dine and sleep in a South African township. |
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Khayelethu Project
The Khayalethu Trust oversees the Alexandra Tourism and Small Business Development project (Khayalethu Project) in Alexandra Township, Sandton, Johannesburg.
Residents produce African handcrafts which are marketed throughout the world. |
