Fair, Green and Global Programme

FGG identifies ‘the unprecedented power of capital over people and planet’ as the primary obstacle impeding realisation of fair and green trade and value chains and that ‘this power asymmetry is embedded in the global architecture underpinning trade and value chains’. FGG aims to address this problem by ‘increasing the power and decision-making influence of organised mobilised and informed civil society especially women to advance fair and green trade and value chains’. TNI contributes to the FGG programme in the following result areas: Strengthen capacities of civil society actors to lobby and advocate (Result Area A) for changes in agendas of key actors (Result Area B) towards policy and practices (Result Area C D and F) that together contribute to ‘fair and green trade and value chains.’ Within the C D and F result areas TNI cooperates with partners in the South on: • Trade and investment agreements (Result Area C) • Climate and environmental policies (Result Area C) • Tenure rights (Result Area C) • Rules for business and corporate conduct: (Result Area D • Policy space/support: Agroecology (Result Area F) • Policy space/support: Fair and green energy (Result Area F)