Fairtrade Ireland

Politician(s) lobbied: Unknown

Intent: Unknown

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Politician(s) lobbied: Unknown

Intent: Unknown

Methods: Unknown

Politician(s) lobbied: Unknown

Intent: Unknown

Methods: Unknown

Politician(s) lobbied: Unknown

Intent: Unknown

Methods: Unknown

Politician(s) lobbied: Barry Andrews (MEP), European Parliament; Billy Kelleher (MEP), European Parliament; Chris MacManus (MEP), European Parliament; Ciarán Cuffe (MEP), European Parliament; Clare Daly (MEP), European Parliament; Grace O'Sullivan (MEP), European Parliament; Luke Ming Flanagan (MEP), European Parliament; Mick Wallace (MEP), European Parliament; Seán Kelly (MEP), European Parliament; Bríd Smith (TD), Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas; Aodhán Ó Ríordáin (MEP), European Parliament; Jennifer Whitmore (TD), Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas

Intent: “Fair Trade Agreements” that put people and the environment together with business and profit.Fair Access To Climate Finance: MEPs can ensure international climate finance is scaled up to meet the climate crises Fair Access To Climate Finance: MEPs can ensure international climate finance is scaled up to meet the climate crises and that support moves towards agroecology, to support more sustainable business practices, and help to transform trade for people and planet.

Methods: Social Media

Politician(s) lobbied: Barry Andrews (MEP), European Parliament; Billy Kelleher (MEP), European Parliament; Chris MacManus (MEP), European Parliament; Ciarán Cuffe (MEP), European Parliament; Clare Daly (MEP), European Parliament; Grace O'Sullivan (MEP), European Parliament; Luke Ming Flanagan (MEP), European Parliament; Mick Wallace (MEP), European Parliament; Seán Kelly (MEP), European Parliament

Intent: “Fair Trade Agreements” that put people and the environment together with business and profit.Fair Access To Climate Finance: MEPs can ensure international climate finance is scaled up to meet the climate crises Fair Access To Climate Finance: MEPs can ensure international climate finance is scaled up to meet the climate crises and that support moves towards agroecology, to support more sustainable business practices, and help to transform trade for people and planet.

Methods: Letter

Politician(s) lobbied: Charlie McConalogue (Minister), Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine; Pippa Hackett (Super Junior Minister), Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine; Martin Heydon (Minister of State), Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine

Intent: 1. The introduction of a ban on the purchasing below the costs of production, in the upcoming review of the Unfair Trading Practices Directive2. The application of such a measure also to non-EU farmers supplying the EU market.

Methods: Letter

Politician(s) lobbied: Unknown

Intent: Unknown

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Politician(s) lobbied: Simon Coveney (Minister), Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment

Intent: Smallholder farmers and workers call for a directive which:1. Includes living income as a human right for companies to respect. 2. Mandates companies to address the impact of their purchasing practices on human rights and the environment3. Obliges companies to engage meaningfully with stakeholders with a specific focus on vulnerable stakeholders4. Specifies that disengagement from a supplier or business partner is allowed only as a last resort

Methods: Letter

Politician(s) lobbied: Barry Andrews (MEP), European Parliament

Intent: Support for greater recognition of small holder interests

Methods: Email