Corporate Social Responsibility
We are a large family at Jaipur Rugs and we believe in staying united. With over 40000 artisans and weavers being associated with us, we proudly undertake the responsibility of their social and economic development. Graduating with time, we have identified huge gaps in the carpet industry in terms of inadequate availability of skilled manpower. Being one of the category leaders, we realize that by filling these gaps in the industry we will be not only uplifting the lives of many artisans but also nourishing the industry with good talent.
Jaipur Rugs Foundation is a ground breaking attempt to identify rural artisans and weavers who have been exploited by the contractors or are denied the enjoyment of normal rights because of their low economic and social status. We strive to work towards increasing the weavers or artisans standard of living, eradicating social injustices, offering the right payment to the weavers, women empowerment, enhancing the skill of the workers through guided training, and eliminating the middleman system so that the weavers are not exploited in terms of payments and access to direct markets.

Apart from this, Jaipur Rugs Foundation also engages in educating these rural weavers about their rights and government policies pertaining to health, sanitation and insurance. The aim is to improvise their current status and increase their standard of living
Jaipur Rugs Foundation works for the betterment of the carpet industry keeping the following goals in mind:

■ Work towards eradicating social injustices
■ Increase the standard of living of the weavers
■ Promotion of new designs as per the international demand so as to bring more work to the weavers thereby accelerating income 

   and prosperity
■ Working for the empowerment of women . Empowering women for us implies influencing strongly not only on their economic life

    (income and earning potential) but also their personal life (self-esteem and influence on family decisions). We give them equal 

    priority on wage levels, participation in decision-making and labor standards
■ Uplifment of the weavers' community by creation of facilities which enhance the efficiency of the weavers through carpet weaving 

   which in turn lead to the economic growth of the industry
■ Enhancing the skill of the workers through training and exposure
■ Non involvement of middlemen, making the weavers free from exploitation and under payment
■ Promotion of research for new technology to bring the Indian carpet weaving industry closer to the international market
■ Helping the weavers in becoming productive and contributing members of their communities
■ Providing prospects for the overall personality development as health, education, including children's education etc
■ Welfare schemes through microfinance which help the artisans get motivated for becoming financially sound and able to hold 

   assets like their own looms.