Uganda Federation for Alternative Trade

By UGAFAT on April 01, 2014

From the website:

UGAFAT is a fair Trade network in Uganda established in September 2008 by producers who organized themselves for the purpose of Fair Trade Facilitation, debate and advocacy. Its status as a Federation means that its members and observers are autonomous with regard to their own affairs but come together for the purpose of Fair Trade.

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