IGG VOYAGER Compulsory Challenge GLOBAL AWARENESS
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Description
Investigate how many companies now produce Fair Trade chocolate products. Compare a fair-trade bar with an ordinary bar (It's a Rich Man's World)
Resources
Copies of benefits (see overleaf) per group
Instructions
Introduction This activity will show what a developing country will do to get work contracts
It a Rich Man’s World
Instructions
• Divide the girls into their patrols
• Pick one girl from each Patrol to represent a rich country
• The rich country stays together on one side of the room
• The developing countries stay on the other side
• The rich country has decided to set up a big new factory in a developing country
• The developing countries are competing against each other to ‘win’ the investment
• As a developing country decide which of the benefits (see overleaf) you are willing to give up in order to win the investment. Choose up to 3 (or none!)
• Approach the rich country with your offer
• At the end, the rich country announces which developing country it will invest in and why
Discussion
At the end have a discussion about why people were willing to give up certain benefits and not others. Were you surprised at benefits other people were willing to give up?
Acknowledgement/Source
IGG GAT Resource Pack
Attachments/Template needed for activity: Yes
Tags
- chocolate
- compulsory challenge
- fair trade
- GCE
- Global Citizen
- global citizenship education
- IGG
- SDG 12 Responsible Consumption and Production
- SDG 7 Affordable and Clean Energy
- SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth
- uneven distribution
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