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This years Winter Conference is will hear from leaders and experts in ESG, the SDGs and Reporting. There will also be a focus within this on the RJC 2030 Roadmap, metrics, pilot project and reporting.
SUMMARY Welcome to the Sustainability Programme for designers, brought to you by the Responsible Jewellery Council in collaboration with CIBJO and The Futurist. This three-module series aims to share industry best practices, learnings, and practical tips to allow designers to consider sustainability and incorporate circular practices in all aspects of their work. Download the presentation
Why should you engage with Artisanal and Small-scale mining communities to make a real difference?
Join RJC and Alliance for Responsible Mining (ARM) to discuss Artisanal Small-Scale Mining, the RJC standards/requirements and how ARM can support companies on their journey.
SUMMARY Welcome to the Sustainability Programme for designers, brought to you by the Responsible Jewellery Council in collaboration with CIBJO and The Futurist. This three-module series aims to share industry best practices, learnings, and practical tips to allow designers to consider sustainability and incorporate circular practices in all aspects of their work. Download the presentation
SUMMARY Welcome to the Sustainability Programme for designers, brought to you by the Responsible Jewellery Council in collaboration with CIBJO and The Futurist. This three-module series aims to share industry best practices, learnings, and practical tips to allow designers to consider sustainability and incorporate circular practices in all aspects of their work. Download the presentation
SUMMARY The ‘Getting Practical’ workshop hosted by RJC and moderated by BSR on how to advance Gender Equality in the jewellery sector, proposes a 75-minute webinar to be held for RJC members, relevant stakeholders, and partners in the industry. The agenda will build off the previous ‘Generation Equality – SDG 5 in Action’ roundtables, the […]
SUMMARY The ‘Getting Practical’ workshop hosted by RJC and moderated by BSR on how to advance Gender Equality in the jewellery sector, proposes a 75-minute webinar to be held for RJC members, relevant stakeholders, and partners in the industry. The agenda will build off the previous ‘Generation Equality – SDG 5 in Action’ roundtables, the […]
The jewellery and watch industry has a larger ambition to contribute to a better world. For more than 15 years, the industry has been changing the way it does business and transforming global supply chains to be responsible and sustainable. But, there is always more we can do.
We welcome you to vote on important updates at Responsible Jewellery Council at the 2021 Annual General Meeting.
Human rights due diligence in the jewellery and watch supply chain is vital to deepening consumer confidence in our industry. Join us for two panel discussions that will provide leadership and practical tools to apply due diligence in your business operations and supply chain.
This webinar will examine the widespread use of mercury in the artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) sector and what role members of the jewellery industry can play in order to ‘Mind the Gold we Mine’.
In partnership with OECD, join leaders and actors throughout the supply chain as they share different perspectives and meaningful actions that are being taken to advance the agenda toward generation equality in the watch and jewellery industry.
The Generation Equality Roundtable will be a 4 sessions that brings together key stakeholders to discuss the importance of gender equality and its prioritisation. Each event will provide varying perspectives on gender equality as well as practical tools to address gender equality issues.
The Generation Equality Roundtable will be a 4 sessions that brings together key stakeholders to discuss the importance of gender equality and its prioritisation. Each event will provide varying perspectives on gender equality as well as practical tools to address gender equality issues.
In partnership with OECD, join leaders and actors throughout the value chain as they discuss the challenges and opportunities of implementing OECD Due Diligence, with a specific focus on SMEs in the watch and jewellery industry.
The Generation Equality Roundtable will be a 4 sessions that brings together key stakeholders to discuss the importance of gender equality and its prioritisation. Each event will provide varying perspectives on gender equality as well as practical tools to address gender equality issues.
The Generation Equality Roundtable will be a 4 sessions that brings together key stakeholders to discuss the importance of gender equality and its prioritisation. Each event will provide varying perspectives on gender equality as well as practical tools to address gender equality issues.
To provide an update to RJC members on the current EU regulatory landscape, new upcoming EU legislation and RJC’s perspective on the implementation of the forthcoming Human Rights Due Diligence regulation.
In partnership with the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) is enabling this effort towards positive global impacts by the jewelry industry. RJC will give an overview about the SDGs, what they are and why they matter to the jewelry industry and the world at large.
This webinar is a part of RJCs series of webinars focusing on implementing the SDGs. The webinar will look to explore the importance of partnerships to support sourcing of responsible artisanal and small scale gold mining (ASGM) material and generate social and environmental impact.
On March 16th 2021, the Kimberley Process Civil Society Coalition will bring both ends of the diamond supply chain together in the first of a series of virtual events aimed at surfacing the experiences of communities living in diamond mining areas with members of the jewelry industry.
We have a crucial role to play in accelerating gender equality throughout the entire watch and jewellery global supply chain. Join us for this introduction to gender equality workshop to explore the barriers and solutions to gender equality within the jewellery industry.
The webinar will look at why sustainability matters to businesses in the jewellery and watch industry globally and locally, as well as looking at some key steps companies can take to build a stronger sustainability strategy. The webinar will also look at practical steps you can take in the areas of human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption.
Responsible Jewellery Council will mark its 15th anniversary by bringing together many leading organisations for a panel discussion on the key theme of responsibility and resilience. How can we build back better through a partnership model to deliver positive impacts on the ground. Join us as we thank our community of over 1,300 members for taking this journey with us and discuss how together we can create impactful change.
Worldwide consumption and production — a driving force of the global economy — rest on the use of the natural environment and resources in a way that continues to have destructive impacts on the planet. Sustainable consumption and production is about doing more and better with less. In this webinar, we’ll explore the three key targets under the SDG12 goal on Responsible Consumption and Production that are relevant to members
Contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has never been more critical. Our ‘RJC SDG Roadshow’ – a series of webinars for the jewellery and watch global supply chain to better understand and take measurable action towards Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has never been more critical. Our ‘RJC SDG Roadshow’ – a series of webinars for the jewellery and watch global supply chain to better understand and take measurable action towards Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
RJC members have a crucial role to play in accelerating gender equality throughout the entire watch and jewellery global supply chain. Join us and guest speaker, Aude Coquatrix, Senior Manager at UN Global Compact, as we explore a set of business tools designed to provide practical guidance on implementation and benchmark your organisation’s progress towards achieving a gender-balanced workplace.
Join a panel of sustainability experts and RJC members as they discuss how to engage with climate action. Part of the RJC SDG Roadshow in partnership with United Nations Global Compact.
Contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has never been more critical. Our ‘RJC SDG Roadshow’ – a series of webinars for the jewellery and watch global supply chain to better understand and take measurable action towards Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Our popular Coffee & Conversation series of events are informal, invitation-only events for new and returning members to support you in starting your certification journey. Each session will focus on a different aspect of requirements and provisions including a general welcome and conducting your self-assessment.
Join leaders from across the jewellery industry for a lively panel discussion to explore the critical role of leadership and responsible business during COVID-19. Includes global perspectives and on-the-ground examples of action from retail to public policy. Includes a special Keynote Address from Sue Allchurch of the United Nations Global Compact.
This year’s AGM will be followed by a 90-minute panel discussion with some of the industry’s most authoritative figures on the theme of resilience. Like the AGM itself, this will also be held virtually.
In this special edition for International Women’s Day, we welcome a leading interview with the Executive Director of ISEAL Alliance, Karin Kreider. You will also find reports and tools to support you in your journey towards integrating SDG 5 into your strategy and operations. Let’s drive change, champion gender equality and empower women.
RJC is the global membership and standards body for responsible jewellery throughout the entire supply chain – from mine to retail.
Our ‘Code of Practice’ references key development frameworks, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, ILO Principles and UN Global Compact and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
