Which concept is a worldwide network promoting fair trade between consumers and disadvantaged farmers and artisans?

• A. Fair Trade in Agriculture
• B. Community Supported Agriculture
• C. Urban Farming
• D. Agribusiness

Answer: (A)

This choice best fits the description of a worldwide network promoting fair trade between consumers and disadvantaged farmers and artisans. The idea behind Fair Trade in Agriculture is a global system that connects producers in poorer regions with consumers around the world, ensuring fair prices, living wages, safe working conditions, and sustainable farming or production practices. It often involves cooperatives, certifications, and direct trade relationships that empower farmers and artisans who might otherwise be exploited by market pressures.

The other options describe different ideas: Community Supported Agriculture focuses on local, subscriber-based connections to a single farm; Urban Farming is about growing food within cities; Agribusiness refers to the large-scale industrial side of farming and food production, not a global fair-trade network.