Publication - Factsheet
Fair Trade Nation criteria: our scores
- Published
- 6 March 2013
- Directorate
- External Affairs Directorate
- Topic
- International
Table showing our scores against the criteria required to become a Fair Trade Nation.
| Criteria targets | Status |
|---|---|
| 100% of counties/local authority areas have active Fair Trade groups working towards Fairtrade status | Target met: 100% of counties/local authority areas have active groups working towards Fairtrade status |
| 55% of local authority areas have Fairtrade status with 10% annual increase in following years | Target met: 56% of local authority areas have achieved Fairtrade status. |
| All cities have Fair Trade City status | Target met: Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Dundee, Aberdeen, Stirling and Perth. |
| Minimum 55% of towns (based on GROS figures of towns with a population of 5,000 or more at 2001) have active Fair Trade groups working towards Fairtrade status | Target exceeded: 88 of the 156 towns in Scotland (which equates to 56%) either have Fairtrade status or have active groups working towards achieving this. |
| 60% of higher education institutions have active Fair Trade groups working towards Fairtrade status | Target exceeded: 74% of higher education institutions have such a group |
| Increase by 5% each year the proportion of the population who know about Fair Trade (initially a target of 50%, ultimately reaching 75%) | Target exceeded: 81% of the population* have heard of Fair Trade. |
| 75% of people buying a Fair Trade product every year | Target exceeded: 78% of the population* reported they are buying Fair Trade products at least once a year |
| 40% of people regularly buying Fair Trade products | Target exceeded: 62% of the population* reported they are regularly buying (at least once a month) Fair Trade products |
* from a representative sample of the population.
Contact
Email: ceu@gov.scot
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