Welcome to the Fairtrade Impact Platform! This is your one-stop-shop to find information about the difference Fairtrade is making through projects and studies, as well as key data about the producers and sales of the main Fairtrade products.
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About this platform
Our Impact Platform illustrates Fairtrade’s reach and impact through three components: the Impact Map (for projects, studies and country-level information), the Data Dashboard, and the Product Dashboards (banana, coffee, and cocoa).
Find out more, including some Frequently Asked Questions.
Impact Map
This interactive map showcases Fairtrade’s projects and commissioned studies around the world. You can also find country-specific information on human rights and environmental risks and key producer information in countries where Fairtrade products are grown.
Data Dashboard
Dig into a rich set of data on Fairtrade cooperatives, farmers and workers, sales, Fairtrade Premium earnings and more, filterable by region and product.
In Focus
Many benefits come with Fairtrade certification and sourcing. Even more can be achieved through tailored projects designed to achieve specific goals. We work with producer organisations, companies, institutional donors, and researchers to create and measure projects that deliver impact. Here are some highlights.
ProjectEmpowering Youth in India
Launched in October 2025 and running through 2028 with funding from commercial partner Julius Meinl, this project aims to build the skills base of 230 young farmers – including women – on climate-resilient practices and income diversification across India's key coffee-growing regions.
Cocoa Carbon Footprint Study
This baseline study aims to estimate the carbon footprint of cocoa production in a sample of Fairtrade certified cooperatives in West Africa.
Brewing a Fair Future with Sustainable Coffee
This project works with six Fairtrade certified coffee cooperatives to improve sustainable farm productivity, diversify incomes, include young people, and strengthen traceability, among other things.
Strengthening youth participation in coffee
This project aims to strengthen the rights, livelihoods, and participation of about 500 young farmers (age 15–35) in Fairtrade certified coffee cooperatives in Uganda. It is funded by the Swedish Postcode lottery and implemented by Fairtrade Sweden and Fairtrade Africa.