Fair trade

EWNT - One World Network Thuringia

EWNT - One World Network Thuringia

Kochstraße 1a
07745 Jena
Thüringen
Germany

Telephone
+49 3641 22499-50
E-Mail
buero[at]ewnt.org
Description of the Organization

The One World Network Thuringia (EWNT) has been acting as the umbrella organisation of a state network for development policy since 2005. It represents over 40 associations, institutions and individuals throughout Thuringia. In addition to our primary networking work, we are also involved in projects. The focal points of our project work are educational work for the topics of global learning and sustainability as well as the operation and expansion of the largest scientific and educational specialist library in central Germany for development policy and global learning.

Bavarian One World network

Bavarian One World network

Metzgplatz 3
86150 Augsburg
Germany

Telephone
+49 89 35040796
E-Mail
info[at]eineweltnetzbayern.de
Description of the Organization

The Bavarian One World Network was founded in 1999 and is the Bavarian network of World Shops, local OneWorld networks and of groups related to development policy. On a national level, the Eine Welt Netzwerk Bayern is a member of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Eine Welt Landesnetzwerke e. V. (the association of regional OneWorld networks in Germany; AGL), which is based in Hannover.

The members of the Eine Welt Netzwerk Bayern want to encourage people to think and act responsibly towards our One World. They provide information on the reasons for and background behind global problems. They also organize educational events and initiate campaigns and lobbying activities in order to draw people's attention to the question of whether our way of life is a sustainable one.

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One World Forum Düsseldorf

One World Forum Düsseldorf

Haroldstraße 14, 40213 Düsseldorf
Postfach 103312
40024 Düsseldorf
Nordrhein-Westfalen
Germany

Telephone
+49 211 3983129
E-Mail
info[at]eineweltforum.de
Description of the Organization

Düsseldorf is a stronghold of the "Eine-Welt-Arbeit" (one world work) in Germany. More than 187 people in Düsseldorf "Eine-Welt-Arbeit" support educational programs, health programs and infrastructure programs, as well as fair trade and the protection of the human rights on all continents of the earth.

The "Eine Welt Forum Düsseldorf Inc." is the network for development cooperation in the capital of Düsseldorf. We co-ordinate and look after the activities of more than 250 initiatives, groups and associations from Düsseldorf and in the surroundings of Mettmann which perform”Eine-Welt-Arbeit “on all continents of the earth.

However, successful development work begins in the own city - by cooperation in political committees, public-relations events and information of the citizens in the media.

The "Eine Welt Forum Düsseldorf Inc." creates valuable contacts and is involved in a humanely world – here and elsewhere.

The Weltladen Parent Organization

The Weltladen Parent Organization

Ludwigsstraße 11
55116 Mainz
Germany

Telephone
+49 6131 6890780
E-Mail
info[at]weltladen.de
Description of the Organization

All Weltladen shops in Germany are members of the Weltladen parent organization which has its headquarters in Mainz. It coordinates joint efforts as well as publicity campaigns and provides continuing education for employees and current information on Weltladen shops. The Weltladen parent organization sees itself as an organisation dedicated to serve its members.

Its most important goals are:

  • to promote the idea of fair trade and to bring the Weltladen shops to the attention of the public and policy-makers.
  • to give the public a clear and coherent idea of Weltladen shops and their philosophy.
  • to establish Weltladen shops as specialized shops of fair trade and to systematically improve and support their work.
  • to further develop the work of the Weltladen shops under today´s changing conditions.

Accordingly, one main focus lies in the organisation of political activities, like our "Weltladen Days", which traditionally take place in May. The Weltladen parent organization promotes fair play in world trade through activities that attract public attention. Another principal concern of its work is to become known to a broader public. Currently the Weltladen parent organization is cooperating closely with youths on the subject of global learning. The Weltladen parent organization is a member of the Forum for Fair Trade, a union of the most important players in fair trade in Germany.

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