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GoodWeave USA

Contact data:

2001 S Street NW, Ste 510
Washington, DC 20009

United States
Tel: 00 202 234-9050
Fax: 00 202 347-4885
Email: info@goodweave.org
Website: www.GoodWeave.org

Year established:

1994 

No. Staff:

7

Main contact:

Rebecca Viser (Rebecca@GoodWeave.org)

Membership No:

1345

Organisation aims and activities: GoodWeave USA is part of GoodWeave International, which works through its certification program to end exploitative child labor and improve labor conditions in weaving communities in South Asia. A public-private partnership, GoodWeave USA and affiliates are responsible for funding and operating schools and social programs, monitoring manufacturing sites, ensuring the ethical production of hand


Further details: By agreeing to adhere to strict guidelines for carpet production, and by permitting random GoodWeave® inspections of carpet looms, producers receive the right to put the GoodWeave label on their carpets. The GoodWeave® label guarantees the carpet was not made by children and that a contribution has been made to educate former child carpet weavers. GoodWeave USA, formerly RugMark, is a global program under the umbrella of GoodWeave International, which has registered the GoodWeave names and logo as trademarks. India and Nepal are the carpet-producing countries currently participating in the GoodWeave program.


Operational level: International


Works with age groups : Children 0 - 15


Organisation type: NGO - non governmental organisation


Areas of expertise: Economic rights


Countries in which this organisation works: Germany, India, Nepal, United Kingdom, United States


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Last updated 23/02/2011 10:56:54

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