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Die Sweedse stad Malmö wen die Kommissie se Fair and Ethical Trade City-toekenning

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Based on 11 eligible applications from local authorities across the European Union, and after shortlisting the top five applicants, a jury composed of representatives of business, civil society, the International Trade Centre and the Commission has chosen today the Swedish city of Malmö as a Winner of the 2020 Fair and Ethical Trade City Award. The award will fund a project selected by the Winner to support fair and ethical supply chains in a non-EU country improving working conditions and the protection of the environment.

'N Ekonomie wat werk vir mense Uitvoerende vise-president en kommissaris vir handel, Valdis Dombrovskis (uitgebeeld) said: “It has been truly inspiring to see what cities around Europe are doing to promote fair and ethical trade. Malmö, as a Sustainable Trade Champion, has been holistically engaging its multicultural community of consumers, businesses and civil society to do just that, with a strong vision for the city's future role. As cities are on the frontline of fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, they will also be essential in an economic recovery with sustainability as its core principle. My compliments to the five cities awarded ‘Special Mentions' and congratulations to Malmö on winning the Fair and Ethical Trade City Award after a tight race!”

The jury awarded ‘Special Mentions' to five cities to acknowledge their specific merits: Gothenburg, (Sweden) for public procurement, Neumarkt (Germany) for community engagement, Bremen (Germany) for global partnerships and outlook, Jelenia Góra (Poland) as a Rising Champion and Stuttgart (Germany) for monitoring impact.

The European Commission launched the Award in 2017 to celebrate and support the initiatives of the cities that encourage fair and ethical trade practices and the municipality level. The award ceremony was held today in the Belgian City of Ghent, the winner of the first edition of the Award. For more information see the volledige aankondiging en die award website.

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