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Fairtrade Policy Version 2.0

Contents 1.0 Introduction... 2 2.0 Purpose... 2 3.0 Scope... 2 4.0 Policy... 2 5.0 Monitoring and Review... 3 6.0 Links to other policies / procedures... 4 7.0 Resource Implications... 4 8.0 Impact Assessment... 4 9.0 Document version control... 5 Page 1 of 6

The University of Wales Trinity Saint David Group, including Coleg Sir Gar and Coleg Ceredigion recognise that environmental issues are fundamental to the future health and wellbeing of all those involved across our institutions, the wider community and our planet. Thus we are committed to embedding sustainability across our campus, curriculum, community and culture. This provides a stimulating, progressive and sustainable environment for learning, including full consideration of social, economic and environmental impacts and opportunities. 1.0 Introduction Fairtrade is about fair and better prices, decent living and working conditions, local sustainability, and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers in the developing world. The Fairtrade Foundation, with its partners, keeps these principles by regularly inspecting its suppliers and checking contacts and trade items. The University of Wales Trinity Saint David Group, including Coleg Sir Gar and Coleg Ceredigion (the Group) and associated Students' Union (TSDSU) understands the value of fair trade and commits to supporting those in local, national and international communities by using fairly traded products wherever possible and raising awareness within the University community of trade justice issues. 2.0 Purpose This Policy outlines the Group s and TSDSU's commitment to Fairtrade and highlights the key 5 goals as outlined by Fairtrade Foundation. It is not a statutory duty nor is it to address a legal duty. It is to provide guidance to both staff and students with regards to implementing the principles of Fairtrade. 3.1 Scope The scope of this policy is to ensure the supporting of Fairtrade within the Group and to help address the following areas: Encouraging staff and students to buy Fairtrade products where possible. Annually participate in Fairtrade Fortnight Support local and regional Fairtrade initiatives To raise awareness and understanding of the Fairtrade mark and Fairtrade University Recognition. Displaying information and resources relating to Fairtrade in areas where products are sold and on the respective organisational websites Publishing articles and further information about Fairtrade in relevant Group and Students' Union publications, such as newsletters. Working with academic staff to incorporate related theories and Fairtrade case studies into teaching, where appropriate. Actively encourage all members of the Group and Students' Union to support the Fairtrade policy 4.0 Policy The Group will ensure that Fairtrade products will be made available in all retail and catering outlets on the Group's campuses, including those of the Students' Union. Where this is not immediately possible (for reason of price, product availability Page 2 of 6

or contractual obligations), there is a commitment to introduce or replace stock as soon as possible. The Students' Union will also ensure that (where possible) all staff, volunteer, and officer uniform is sourced from Fairtrade cotton manufacturers. The Group and associated Students' Union will ensure that Fairtrade is provided at all meetings and hospitality events. Where staff provide for themselves (e.g. in offices) they will be encouraged, through campaigning, to purchase Fairtrade products. 4.1. Sale of Fairtrade and World Fairtrade Organisation Products Fairtrade products will be made available in all retail and catering outlets on the Group's campuses, including those of the Students' Union. Where this is not immediately possible (for reason of price, product availability or contractual obligations), there is a commitment to introduce or replace stock as soon as possible. The Students' Union will also ensure that (where possible) all staff, volunteer and officer uniform is sourced from Fairtrade cotton manufacturers. 4.2 Hospitality The Group and associated Students' Union will ensure that Fairtrade is provided at all meetings and hospitality events. Where staff provide for themselves (e.g. in offices) they will be encouraged, through campaigning, to purchase Fairtrade products. 4.3. Promotion The Group and Students' Union will work together to deepen the understanding around Fairtrade and increase awareness and consumption of Fairtrade products across the institution. This work will include, but not be limited to: Encouraging staff and students to buy Fairtrade products where possible. Annually participate in Fairtrade Fortnight. Support local and regional Fairtrade initiatives. To raise awareness and understanding of the Fairtrade mark and Fairtrade. Displaying information and resources relating to Fairtrade in areas where products are sold, on the respective organisational websites and on noticeboards around the University campuses. Working with academic staff to incorporate related theories and Fairtrade case studies into teaching, where appropriate. Actively encourage all members of the Group and Students' Union to support the Fairtrade policy. 5.0 Monitoring and Review There will be a Group Fairtrade Steering Group to ensure implementation of thispolicy. The membership and terms of reference will be subject to amendment, but shall always include at least two members of the student body, a representative member of the Students' Union and at least three members of Group staff (at least one of which should represent Operations and/or Catering). The Steering Group will meet at least once a term to implement this policy, which will be reviewed and updated (where appropriate) on an annual basis. Page 3 of 6

6.1 Links to other policies / procedures Environmental Policy Sustainability Strategy Sustainable Procurement Policy Sustainable Food Policy These policies are available on the UWTSD internet site. 7.0 Resource Implications Implication Finance Staff Assets Partners Timescales Leadership Detail Increased cost of buying products. None identified. None identified. None identified. This Policy will be reviewed on an annual basis and the next review will take place in September 2018. The responsibility of leadership for this policy is the responsibility of the Executive Head of Business Services and the Chief executive of the TSDSU. 8.1 Impact Assessment Implication Impact Considered (Yes/No) Impact Identified Legal Y None identified. Contribution to the Y Strategic Plan This supports the University with their progress to imbed sustainability within University life both for staff and for students. Risk Analysis Y The policy may lead to increased financial resource implications due to the increased purchasing price of fair trade products. Equality Y This Policy is available in different formats to allow for sight difficulties or levels of language understanding. Welsh Language Y This Policy will be made available in Welsh and English. Environmental and Sustainability Communication/ Media / Marketing Y Y This policy will form part of the sustainability framework followed by the University. This policy will be placed onto the intranet and the internet once the reviewed. Links to these will also be circulated to the various faculty Administrators for distribution. Page 4 of 6

Policy author(s): Jane Davidson - Pro-Vice Chancellor (Engagement and Sustainability) Vandana Sahai - Executive Head of Business Services Rhys Dart - Chief Executive of TSDSU 9.0 Document version control Version No: Reason for change: Author: Date of change: 1 Approved by the VC. JD/VS July 2014 2 Removal of phrasing from section JD/VS 30.06.15 2:Hospitality:- to include perishables provided in rented rooms 2 Considered by Sustainability Committee 30.06.15 no further change required. 2 Considered by SMT 10.09.15 no further change required. Considered at Resources Committee Considered at Council 3 Revisions to role and institutional titles VS / RD 26.10.16 4 To extend the policy to the UWTSD Group 30.08.17 Considered by Sustainability Committee 30.06.15 no change required. Considered by SMT 10.09.15 no change required. no change required. no change required. Current status of Policy: Approved Is the Policy applicable to: HE Date ratified: Date effective from: Policy review date: October 2018 For publication: on UWTSD website. Page 5 of 6