Our Governing Documents

The educational, political and organisational work of IFM-SEI works on a two-year cycle agreed by the IFM-SEI Congress. The strategic work plan 2025-27 is organised into six strategic priorities, each with its own set of objectives and performance indicators. The IFM-SEI Presidium will agree an annual implementation plan each year that outlines the specific work of that will contribute towards the delivery ofthe Strategy and Work Plan

The IFM-SEI Constitution is the core governing document of the organisation. The Constitution is updated every three years at the IFM-SEI Congress and outlines the role of the governance bodies, membership procedures and democratic structures of the movement.

IFM-SEI Child-Friendly Constitution is designed to enable children to understand the IFM-SEI Constitution, which is the basic governing document of the organisation. The Constitution is updated every three years at the IFM-SEI Congress and outlines the role of the governance bodies, membership procedures and democratic structures of the movement.

The IFM-SEI Rules of Procedure outline how decisions should be made in IFM-SEI, including the timeframes for the preparation of statutory meetings. The Rules of Procedure are amended and agreed at each Congress.

Our Code of Conduct aims to set limits and to explain how we, as an educational movement, can deal in situations when our safe space and basic values are violated. It outlines our values and the lines that cannot be crossed and ens ures that all of the work with children and young people is based on non-hierarchical relations between leaders and children. It is a living document that will develop over time and will be regularly reviewed based on our evolving experience.

IFM-SEI attaches great importance to the protection of the personal data that it has to treat in the course of its activities. IFM-SEI deals with the personal data transmitted to it in accordance with the  European General Data Protection Regulation in dealing with the personal data ( Regulation 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data – of 14 April 2016) and is applicable as from 25 May 2018.