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Regarding the training and monitoring of auction growers, several companies, including AOI, Imperial, and Premium, told Human Rights Watch that their community-based training programs are open to all farmers, including those who may not contract directly with them, such as farmers selling exclusively on auction floors.[275] Curverid stated that it relies on governmental departments such as the TIMB and the National Employment Council to ensure that all laws are followed. Curverid also reported that it shows a slideshow on child labor and fair labor practices on the tobacco floors during sales.[276] Universal told Human Rights Watch that its subsidiary, Zimbabwe Leaf Tobacco (ZLT) is working with TIMB to develop a national agricultural labor practices (ALP) program consistent with Universals own labor standards
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But they need the money because much of Zimbabwe, especially rural areas where there is little infrastructure, is a cash-based society
