Human Footprint: Trade and Economics · Spring Term 2

Fair Trade and Global Equity

Exploring the concept of Fair Trade and how it aims to provide better conditions for producers in developing countries.

Key Questions

  1. 1Is the current system of global trade fair to all participants?
  2. 2How does choosing Fair Trade products impact a community's access to education and healthcare?
  3. 3What role do large corporations play in reducing global poverty?

National Curriculum Attainment Targets

KS2: Geography - Human GeographyKS2: Geography - Trade Links
Year: Year 6
Subject: Geography
Unit: Human Footprint: Trade and Economics
Period: Spring Term 2

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