Fair Trade Learning

iEXP360 considers mutual learning practices while designing and executing programs, ensuring that community members and students benefit equally. It uses the Fair Trade Learning principles in mind while designing their programs.

Common Purpose for Partnership

Educational institutions and program providers collaborate with community partners to set shared goals that reflect local needs. Partnerships are built on mutual respect and a commitment to positive change.

Host Community Program Leadership

Programs empower host communities to lead in development, implementation, and decision-making, ensuring local knowledge and priorities shape the experience.

Host Community Program Participation

Inclusivity, reciprocity, and mutual learning foster meaningful engagement between participants and host communities, encouraging active listening, learning, and contribution.

Communication between Program and Community Partner Organizations

Transparent communication fosters alignment with community needs through regular feedback, fostering trust and collaboration.

Participant Orientation to Community Partner

Comprehensive pre-orientation, on-site orientation, and debriefing prepare participants for culturally sensitive and meaningful engagement.

Economic Considerations and Local Sourcing

Discussions on economic impacts involve open dialogue between providers and community stakeholders. Cultural norms around finances are respected, and economic benefits are equitably distributed.

Regular Evaluation of Program and Partnership

Programs and partnerships undergo regular assessments to measure impact, effectiveness, and sustainability, with a focus on continuous improvement and accountability.

Ethical Treatment with Animals

Programs uphold ethical animal interactions, respecting the Five Freedoms for Animal Welfare. Participants are educated on humane treatment practices in line with legal and ethical standards.