Poverty
Fairtrade
Ireland
Keywords
Trivia
100

This is classed as having less than €1.64 or $1.90 (USD) per day.

 Living in Extreme Poverty

100

The key product of Fairtrade.

Coffee, Chocolate etc.

100

This was the percentage of people living at risk of poverty in 2022 in Ireland.

20.7%

100

A terrain where incomes are low compared to the national average and where communities lack quality services.

 Disadvantaged area

100

What was the main cause of Global Inequality?

 Colonisation

200

Approximately 383 million people live in poverty here.

Africa

200

How to look for Fairtrade products.

The sticker of the Fairtrade logo.
200

Where does Ireland rank on the Human Development Index?

8th place

200

When a country takes over another territory and settles there to control it.

Colonisation

200

Where the Industrial Revolution began in the late 18th century.

 Britain

300

Approximately 13 million people live in poverty here.

North America

300

The 3 coffee shops in Ireland that had a huge increase of sales in Fairtrade coffee.

 Bewley's, Insomnia and Starbucks

300

The name of the Irish charity that focuses on cancer.

 Irish Cancer Society

300

Dishonest, abusing power or wealth for personal gain or influence.

Corrupt

300

Coal, oil, rubber and coltan ore are examples of this.

Raw material

400

What would you call people who experience both forms of poverty?

Consistent Poverty

400

The only retailer of Fairtrade flowers in Ireland that sold over 2.6 million Fairtrade roses across 130 stores around the country in 2017.

 Aldi

400

The Irish charity that focuses on homelessness.

 Simon Community

400

The partial or total forgiveness of debt.

Debt Relief

400

This is used to build hospitals, schools, roads...etc.

Tax

500

How is poverty measured?

The Brandt line

500

The 'extra money' farmers and producers receive through Fairtrade.

Fairtrade premium

500

The Irish charity that focuses on poverty.

Saint Vincent de Paul

500

An international organisation that provides loans to countries in economic difficulties.

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

500

The term we use for money and other resources (food, tools, medicine…etc.) sent to developing countries.

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