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Ethical Production in South Africa: Advancing a Cultural Economy Approach
Welcome
Research
Research Themes
Research Team
Methodology
Methodology
Interview Breakdown by Case Study
Case Studies
Sustainable Wild Flower Harvesting on the Agulhas Plain
Sustainable Wild Flower Harvesting on the Agulhas Plain
The Flower Valley Farm and the Formation of the Conservation Trust
The Cape Floristic Region Under Threat
Market Development and the Sustainable Harvesting Supply Chain
External Stakeholder Support
Positive Outcomes from the Sustainable Harvesting Programme
Image Gallery
Flower Valley Maps
Sustainable Harvesting Review Day
Sustainable Harvesting Review Day
Summary
Planning and Methodology
Species Harvested as part of the Exercise
Key Findings
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The Eksteenskuil Agricultural Co-operative
The Eksteenskuil Agricultural Co-operative
Short Biography
History of Eksteenskuil
Geography of Eksteenskuil
Hazardous Environment
Farming and the Eksteenskuil Economy
Benefits from Fairtrade
Eksteenskuil Map
Image Gallery
The Orange River Floods: January – May 2011
The Orange River Floods: January – May 2011
Background
The Researchers’ Experiences of the Floods
Impacts of the Floods
Web Articles and Resources about the Floods
Publication
Stakeholder Dissemination
Stakeholder Dissemination
Stakeholder Dissemination Presentations
March 19th: Presentation to Flower Valley Conservation Trust, Stanford
March 22nd: Workshop at Fairtrade South Africa, Observatory, Cape Town
March 30th: Presentation to Eksteenskuil Agricultural Co-operative members in the Red Sun Dried Fruit Board Room, Keimoes, Northern Cape
ESRC Knowledge Exchange
ESRC Knowledge Exchange
March 27th: Workshop – Delivering Sustainability for Ethical Markets in the Western Cape, South Africa, Cape Town, Newlands, WWF
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Species Harvested as part of the Exercise
Species Harvested as part of the Exercise
Berzelia lanuginosa.
Leucadendron sabulosum.
