Sister Cities Venezuela - USA
Community Services & Public Utilities
independent Certification
This label signals participation as part of the Sister Cities agreements between Wisconsin's Dane County and the Andres Eloy Blanco Municipality, and between the Wisconsin city of Milwaukee and the Torres Municipality, in the state of Lara, Venezuela. The initiative aims to facilitate transnational economic cooperation with focus on fortifying community-led partnerships. The goal is to harness the technology, knowledge base and skill sets unique to each community to build reciprocal relationships that augment the socio-economic and productive capacities of the partners involved.
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A community-led transition to the new economy. We're way beyond green.
Featured Product
Set the creative spirit free with this beautiful assortment of art materials. Cut, glue and sew greeting cards, bookmarks, ornaments, gift tags, small sculptures and collages. With enough materials for 7 projects, this eco art kit provides hours of fun with friends & family, and it includes a bonus project--the box turns into a frame for your finished artwork!
Includes 100% recycled handmade paper, natural wool felt shapes, glass beads, wooden beads, sequins, craft thread, copper wire, needles and ideas sheet. You provide scissors and glue.
Assembled at Goodwill Industries of South-Central Wisconsin. Ages 7 & up.
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This Swiss based label is working to create better cotton production prinicples: 1. Better Cotton is produced by farmers who minimise the harmful impact of crop protection practices, 2. Better Cotton is produced by farmers who use water efficiently and care for the availability of water, 3. Better Cotton is produced by farmers who care for the health of the soil, 4. Better Cotton is produced by farmers who conserve natural habitats, 5. Better Cotton is produced by farmers who care for and preserve the quality of the fiber, 6. Better Cotton is produced by farmers who promote decent work.
