RMP International is the global division of Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini that was established in 1998. This initiative taken up by RMP envisages a clear set of objectives that promote international harmony and understanding. The objectives are as follows:

  • To work towards higher goals to achieve universal brotherhood through promotion of greater international understanding.
  • To genuinely promote the philosophy of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (one world – one family) and generate thinking amongst the decision makers of the world on themes such as Delivering Democracy and Sustainable Consumption of the earth’s resources.
  • To undertake exchange programmes and other activities that are aimed at promoting constructive interaction between experts, academicians, students and voluntary social workers from India and abroad for mutually beneficial international understanding.
  • To undertake collaborative research projects on field study projects and similar activities among different countries.
  • To promote participation of Indian voluntary organisations in providing relief and rehabilitation to people across the globe that are in distress, facing natural and/or man-made calamities.

Ever since its commencement, RMP International has undertaken several initiatives to promote its objectives further. With RMP’s high aspirations and unflinching commitment, we aim to succeed in all our initiatives undertaken through RMP International.

United Nation (UN)

a. CSW68, UN (2023-24)

In March 2024, a delegation of eleven representatives from Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini (RMP) attended the 68th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW68), demonstrating India’s commitment to global gender equality initiatives. The delegates enthusiastically participated in discussions concerning women’s empowerment, spotlighting India’s vibrant Nari Shakti, and actively contributed to international dialogues on women’s rights. RMP’s involvement at CSW68 underscored India’s unwavering dedication to promoting gender equality and empowering women worldwide.

b. HLPF, UN (2019-2020)

RMP was invited to participate in the High Level Political Forum (HLPF) at the UN for follow-up and review of the Sustainable Development Agenda 2030 and the UNDSDGs in August 2019.

International Conferences

a. C20 India 2023 Summit (2023-24)

C20 India 2023 Summit spanned three days of dynamic deliberations, featuring an impactful Inaugural Session organized in collaboration with the Government of India, the Government of Rajasthan, and the United Nations. The summit comprised 16 Working Group breakout sessions, where participants conveyed the core of their policy recommendations. Additionally, C20 members from various G20 nations hosted four Side Events covering topics such as “Making Finance Work for People,” “Disability and Justice,” “Advocacy at Civil 20: Lessons Learned,” and “Cross Talk G20 Engagement Groups and the Sherpa Track.” The summit culminated in a joyful Valedictory Ceremony, which included the official handover of the leadership of C20 India to Brazil.

b. C20 India 2023 Inception Conference (2022-2023)

C20 India 2023 Inception Conference took place on March 20-21, 2023, at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Nagpur. This Conference provided a platform to showcase the positive contributions of civil society organizations (CSOs) across various aspects of life and their role in societal development while upholding Indian culture and traditions. Attended by representatives from CSOs, notable social activists, scholars, policymakers, and government officials, the conference delved into significant issues concerning the role of CSOs in fostering a better society. It also offered an opportunity to present recent, ongoing, and proposed initiatives by CSOs aligned with the objectives of the Indian Presidency of the G20.

Study Tours

a. Study-Tour of Malaysia (2022-2023)

A group of 23 alumni from Indian Institute of Democratic Leadership(IIDL), a centre promoted by Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini, embarked on a study tour to Malaysia in collaboration with the Manipal Education Group. The tour encompassed classroom sessions held at Manipal University’s campus in Malaysia, focusing on Malaysian politics, history, and culture. Additionally, participants had the opportunity to engage with the former deputy minister for education and explore key landmarks such as the Batu Caves, Petronas Towers, and the historic city of Malacca.

b. India-South Sudan Relations (2018-2019)

Dr. John Akec, Vice-chancellor of the University of Juba, South Sudan visited RMP and conducted a session on South Sudan with IIDL students. He was accompanied by Renu Prithiani, regional Officer of ICCR.