The Institute of Governance, Ethics and Religion (IGER-AFRICA) has called for greater transparency in cocoa financing and forward contracting. They also want flexible and ethical debt structures that distribute risk more equitably, as well as the establishment of stabilisation mechanisms to cushion farmers during downturns. A communique they issued said that “For over a century, […]
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