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Introduction . Frans De Bie - President of the board of Max Havelaar. Producers in equal power balance Structural changings for a faster decision making . International Organisation Development. PAST . TODAY. Max Havelaar Belgium Highlights 2011. Lily Deforce - Director. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Introduction

Frans De Bie - President of the board of Max Havelaar

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International Organisation Development1. Producers in equal power balance

2. Structural changings for a faster decision making

General Assembly

LI’sLabelling initiatives

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PN’sProducer Networks

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Board

Fairtrade Int.

General Assembly

LI’s50% FLO PN’s

50%

Board

GOT

PAST TODAY

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Max Havelaar Belgium

Highlights 2011

Lily Deforce - Director

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Agenda

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Demand• Campaigns• Communicatio

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Offer• Market management• Control and Certification

Support• Marketing & Communication• HR, Finance, IT• Producers support• Stakeholdermanagement

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Access to the Belgian Market For Fairtrade Producers

Pierre LavioletteCoordinateur CDCE

Marieke ColpaertCoordinatrice régionale FairTradeGemeente

Lynn GeerinckCoördinatrice FairTradeGemeente

Koen VanmeerbeekRegionaal begeleider Vlaams Brabant en Limburg

Heleen De WulfCoordinator Fairtrade@Work

Matilde Defraeije

Control & Certification

officer

Christine EnglebertMarket Manager

Barbara GoffinMarket

Manager

Nele GulinckOffice Manager

Ingrid Bottelberghs Marketing & Communication Manager

Els De MolFinance & HR

Daniel VindevogelOnline & IT Coordinator

Lily DeforceDirector

Demand OfferSupportKarlien WoutersStakeholder and policy manager

Stef Van Linthoudt

Senior Retail Market Manager

Michael Van overtstraeten

Control, auditing, product certification, labeling &

licensing.

Special thanks to our volunteers and Interns

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Estimated Retail Turnover 2011 = 77 mio €(e.r.p)

Growth of 10 % in 2011 versus 2010 !

+10%

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Estimated Retail Turnover emerging categories

Emerging categories good for a growth of 10 %

+10%

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Market results 2011 Spontaneous awareness of Max Havelaar increased from

56 to 63% Aided awareness stays at 78% The recognition of the logo has increased from 60 to 70% Penetration of Fairtrade has increased from 24 to 44 % in 5

years Fairtrade has managed to grow fiercely in a difficult

economical environment with 10% Fairtrade chocolate and bananas have grown spectacular

with more than 25 % in volume. Also sugar and coffee are growing

1/3 consumers buy Fairtrade on a regular basis 53% of the consumers want a larger offer of Fairtrade

products

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New products 2001

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Les Havelaars

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Goals 2012 Support for participating towns 1 FairTradeProvince: Antwerp New campaign model for coming years in development Good collaboration with partner organisations and other

stakeholders

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Goals 2012 70 towns engaged and 15 with title More visibility and networking Specifics actions to connect suppliers and towns (Speed-

dating, Your choice,…) Raising awareness (tools, events, websites, newsletters,

…)

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FairTrade week 2011

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945 press articles in 2011

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UK

FRNL

TV Spots

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Impact In The South

Karlien Wouters - Stakeholder and Policy Manager

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The scope & benefits

of Fairtrade

Based on monitoring and evaluation data from auditing reports FLO-Cert (869)

96% of certified producer organisations

Last report: 2008