Attitudes to poverty: review of development cooperation, NGOs and Fair Trade
Keywords:
Development Aid, Fair Trade, NGO, poverty, surveyAbstract
This study is an attempt to unveil the knowledge and evaluation made by citizens of Madrid region of two main strategies of cooperation with Southern countries:development aid and fair trade. It also evaluates attitudes towards NGOs as the main agents of cooperation in those countries. This paper presents the results of astudy commissioned by Fundacion Economistas Sin Fronteras, and financed througha grant obtained from Comunidad de Madrid.References
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