ETI Director Peter McAllister on changes in the debate around how best to support development and eradicate poverty. What will a development framework that replaces the current model of western donor-driven aid look like?

The collapse of Rana Plaza on 24 April 2013 saw the loss of more than 1,100 Bangladeshi workers. Our thoughts are with all those who suffered loss and injury as we mark the one year anniversary and ask what has changed since that horrific day.

What would be a sufficient wage for Malawi’s tea pluckers to live on?

Since wages are driven by multiple factors, ETI's Sabita Banerji focuses on the critical three that need to be tackled.

We welcome the news that the ILO-backed Rana Plaza Trust Fund will be the central vehicle for paying compensation to Rana Plaza victims and their families.

Rachel Wilshaw, Oxfam’s Ethical Trade Manager looks back on the astonishing 20 year rise of Fairtrade. And asks if it's time the UK government intervened on banana pricing.

Marking International Women's Day, how best to achieve safe migration into decent jobs for poor women?

ETI's Peter McAllister and Candida Barbato reflect on South African horticulture's journey towards sustainability.

Last night’s 'Exposure: Fashion Factories Undercover', broadcast on ITV, was challenging viewing. The one hour documentary took viewers behind-the-scenes within several Bangladesh garment factories, with hidden cameras capturing truly shocking labour rights abuses.

It's 10 years since 23 Chinese workers lost their lives harvesting cockles in Morecambe Bay. Will the UK Government stand by the measures that were introduced to prevent similar tragedies?

A clear message emerging from the recent ETI Members Living Wage Workshop was the need - and determination - to move beyond discussion and take practical, collaborative action.

Reports that prison labour in East Germany produced products for a number of well-known companies should set a few alarm bells ringing.