WWF Pakistan release Better Cotton Documentary

March 20, 2014 Sustainability

In October 2013, WWF commissioned a photographer and film crew to capture some stunning video and photos of the cotton workers and producers of Pakistan. Their voices tell the story of how BCI and WWF have together helped them to change the way they work with cotton, and ultimately how this has improved their lives. WWF have released this short documentary ‘Better Cotton: from farmers to retailers’, which is now available on their blog with accompanying article and insightful report by clicking here.

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