Thursday, June 18th, 2009
Organizational Documents
The work of RMI is governed by the Articles of Association, also known as the RMI Constitution (view in German / English).
- The RMI Members Council is the highest decision-making body, which determines strategic objectives, sets policies and procedures, and oversees the implementation of the GoodWeave program.
- The GoodWeave Standards Committee leads the development of GoodWeave Standards and reports to the RMI Council
- GoodWeave national initiatives in producer and importer countries carry out the work of the GoodWeave program.
Other Policies
- Standard-setting procedures are developed by the RMI Members Council and carried out by the GoodWeave Standards Committee and the RMI Secretariat (view work program).
- RMI’s Child Protection Policy is based on the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, and references the Child Protection Policies of Anti-Slavery International and Camfed.
- RMI funds partners to implement programs that address the root causes of child labor in carpet weaving communities, as well as those providing direct services to rescued and at-risk children.
RugMark International e.V. (RMI) is an international non- governmental organization working to end illegal child labor in the handmade rug industry and offer educational opportunities to children in South Asia. The GoodWeave certification label is issued to rug manufacturers that adhere to the GoodWeave standard, agree to its independent verification and voluntarily join as licensees.
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