the work of religious organisations which help to alleviate world poverty

•fair trade

          •an organisation which secure a better deal for farmers and workers globally

          •provides independent certification for the trade chain of products, helping the growing demand for fair-trade products 

          •supports producer organisations, raising awareness of the need for fair-trade

          •fair-trade organisations decide on the minimum price of products 

          •producers are also paid a premium, which goes into infrastructural development 

          •it helps farmers gain a better quality of life, which opportunity for development   

•Christian Aid

          •was set up to help refugees 

          •keen to promote poverty and action to governments, bringing awareness of problems  

          •international aid organisation that helps religious and non-religious victims of poverty

          •managed to promise the richest countries to council the debts they were owed 

          •stops HIV and malaria, helps sustainable farming and make trade fair