>[!INFO] >This is one of the [[Ethical values]] of craft. >Editor: [[Aarti Kawlra]] Nelson Mandela spoke about "a fundamental human right, the right to dignity and a decent life." There is a diverse spectrum of inequality, which includes gender, class, race, disability and geography. Our ethical challenge is to provide equal opportunity for all and alleviate suffering. ### Key Claims %% DATAVIEW_PUBLISHER: start ```dataview list summary from #claim AND [[Equity value of craft]] ``` %% - [[Weft/Claims/Claim - Craft alleviates poverty.md|Claim - Craft alleviates poverty]]: Crafts are a vital source of income for local communities, especially in rural areas. They contribute to job creation and local economic development, which are essential for fighting poverty. Besides product sales, crafts provides a means for communities to gain income through tourism. - [[Weft/Claims/Claim - Craft provides empowerment for women.md|Claim - Craft provides empowerment for women]]: Craft offer pays directly to female producers. This can grant them an independence that helps maintain the family budget. For women who need to remain at home, craft can offer flexible work that complements domestic responsibilities. %% DATAVIEW_PUBLISHER: end %% See also: [[Report on Women and Craft for KHC’s Value of Craft Project]] ### [[Sustainable Development Goals]] ![[E-WEB-Goal-01.png\|150]] ![[E-WEB-Goal-05.png\|150]] ![[E-WEB-Goal-10.png\|150]]