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Labour standards
The core of this code is made up from eight labour standards derived from ILO Conventions and the UN’s Declaration on Human Rights
Projects
Fair Wear Foundation has developed several tools to improve labour conditions in garment factories. These projects have their own websites.
Women's safety at work
The Women’s Safety at Work portal is an online platform. FWF uses data from projects in countries like Bangladesh and India to identify key risks that affect women garment workers and that can lead to workplace violence. The platform also covers measures that can help improve women’s working conditions, like the training of top management or the creation of anti-harassment committees.
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Living Wage Portal
Why do living wages still seem an impossible dream for most garment workers? FWF works to uncover and overcome the many obstacles that prevent garment workers from earning a living wage and to find lasting real-world solutions. The Living Wage Portal offers real-life examples of brands working with factories towards living wages. The platform also offers insights from experts, access to tools, and voices from workers and local stakeholders.
Factory Guide
The Factory Guide is an accessible and attractive online training tool for factory managers. The guide explains how labour standards work in practice and what to expect from FWF audits. By clarifying FWF’s vision on supply-chain relationships, complaints handling and trainings, it aims to engage factory managers in the work of FWF. Graphics, videos and quizzes add a fun factor to serious matters.
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FWF around the world
Most of FWF's work is focused on four priority countries: Bangladesh, China, India and Turkey. Around 80% of FWF member production comes from these four countries.
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Bangladesh
The Ready-Made Garment (RMG) industry in Bangladesh has experienced... more
Fair Wear is active in Bangladesh
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FWF member brands strive to improve labour conditions where their garments are produced.
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With the support of the FWF, Fristads Kansas commits to promote good labour conditions in its garmen
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Resources
Bangladesh Country Study 2016
Bangladesh Country Study 2016
Read more about the current situation in the garment industry in Bangladesh in the latest FWF Country Study.
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Turkey Country Study 2016
Turkey Country Study 2016
The garment industry is Turkey’s second largest industry, and is responsible for a large proportion of Turkey’s total date: