Fair trade networks in two coffee cooperatives of western El Salvador: an analysis of insertion through a second level organization. A Case Study for the Project on "Poverty Alleviation Through Participation in Fair Trade Coffee Networks: An Assessment of Current Benefits and Future Potential"

This thesis analyses the Fair Trade networks of two coffee cooperatives in western El Salvador: one already certified, and one going through the process of insertion.

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Fair trade networks in two coffee cooperatives of western El Salvador: an analysis of insertion through a second level organization. A Case Study for the Project on "Poverty Alleviation Through Participation in Fair Trade Coffee Networks: An Assessment of Current Benefits and Future Potential"

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Published September 2002 by Colorado State University/DESAL/Ford Foundation. Authored by Mendez, V. E.

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Fair trade networks in two coffee cooperatives of western El Salvador: an analysis of insertion through a second level organization. A Case Study for the Project on "Poverty Alleviation Through Participation in Fair Trade Coffee Networks: An Assessment of Current Benefits and Future Potential"

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Fair trade networks in two coffee cooperatives of western El Salvador: an analysis of insertion through a second level organization. A Case Study for the Project on "Poverty Alleviation Through Participation in Fair Trade Coffee Networks: An Assessment of Current Benefits and Future Potential"

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