To course-correct, on Monday, at COP24, dozens of leading companies in the fashion industry – including Adidas, Burberry, Esprit, Guess, Gap, Hugo Boss, H&M, Levi Strauss & Co., Puma, Inditex - which owns brands like Zara and Bershka, as well as retailer Target, signed the Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action , under the auspices of the UN Climate Change Convention secretariat, UNFCCC .
“The fashion industry is always two steps ahead when it comes to defining world culture, so I am pleased to see it now also leading the way in terms of climate action,” said UNFCCC chief Patricia Espinosa.
(...) “I congratulate the signatories of this important charter, which represents a unique commitment and collaboration from an array of fashion leaders. The Charter, like the renowned fashion runways of the world, sets an example that I hope others will follow,” noted Ms.
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Digital technologies for timeless sustainable fashion
Digital technologies for timeless sustainable fashion
October 1, 2021
The fashion industry drives a significant part of the global economy. (...) When talking about fashion and luxury, the word “sustainable” may not immediately come to mind. (...) The fashion industry drives a significant part of the global economy.
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To meet new market demands for “fast fashion”, marked by rapid shipments, higher quality requirements and low-retail inventories, value chains in the sector are undergoing profound reconfiguration. (...) Efficient customs procedures are of particular importance in a value chain that is characterized by low retail inventories, high order volumes and just- in-time manufacturing processes that respond to swiftly changing fashion trends.
(...) Approaches that focus on market differentiation in end-markets, such as ethical fashion or organic cotton also offer opportunities, particularly for more marginal suppliers.
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WTO | Agriculture - WTO -cotton days
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Key innovation themes for a sustainable, competitive and efficient cotton-textile industry
Geneva, WTO Headquarters
7 October 2019
The primary objective of the side event is to shed light on the innovation and technology drivers that are shaping the development for a competitive and sustainable cotton-textile industry. (...) The panel will also depict key market trends and consumers patterns that are affecting fashion-textile industry and illustrate to which extent innovation and technology can help to effectively and sustainably respond to consumers demands. (...) Recycling, upcycling and resource efficiency in fashion textile
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1 Core network aspects By flexibly locating functionalities, which have conventionally resided in the mobile core network, at any part of the network in a distributed fashion, a highly efficient and scalable mobile network can be realized. Thus, unlike the current mobile network, distributed mobile networking can: – localize and optimize the signalling and data paths; – enable the network administrator to control the signalling and data path; – locate the functional entities (e.g., mobility management) anywhere in the network (both in the mobile core and access networks); – provide the discovery function (network resources and devices) of the connected devices in both centralized and distributed fashions; – connect devices not fully capable of mobility and/or security without degrading those features.
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- Día Mundial del Algodón – 7 de octubre de 2019
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Key innovation themes for a sustainable, competitive and efficient cotton-textile industry
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7 de Octubre de 2019
The primary objective of the side event is to shed light on the innovation and technology drivers that are shaping the development for a competitive and sustainable cotton-textile industry. (...) The panel will also depict key market trends and consumers patterns that are affecting fashion-textile industry and illustrate to which extent innovation and technology can help to effectively and sustainably respond to consumers demands. (...) Recycling, upcycling and resource efficiency in fashion textile
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Mrs. Piera Francesca Solinas (UNIDO)
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OMC | Agriculture - Coton - Journée mondiale du Coton – 7 octobre 2019
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AGRICULTURE ET DÉVELOPPEMENT: Journée Mondiale du Coton
Key innovation themes for a sustainable, competitive and efficient cotton-textile industry
Siège de l’OMC, Geneve
7 Octobre 2019
The primary objective of the side event is to shed light on the innovation and technology drivers that are shaping the development for a competitive and sustainable cotton-textile industry. (...) The panel will also depict key market trends and consumers patterns that are affecting fashion-textile industry and illustrate to which extent innovation and technology can help to effectively and sustainably respond to consumers demands. (...) Recycling, upcycling and resource efficiency in fashion textile
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Pricing of sustainable fashion is therefore a crucial aspect when discussing material alternatives and changing consumption patterns. In addition, the current fast fashion model, which generates enormous amounts of waste as well as the oftentimes opaque second-hand garment ‘donations’ supply chains, needs further attention. (...) Check out our work on forest products markets , and on sustainable fashion .
Watch the recording of the International Day of Forests 2022 sessions here: Part 1 on Fashion , Part 2 on Packaging .
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The circular economy explained
Redesigning the future of fashion and packaging through forest-based materials is possible
Redesigning the future of fashion and packaging through forest-based materials is possible
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Fashion and packaging have one thing in common: both rely heavily on plastics. (...) Pricing of sustainable fashion is therefore a crucial aspect when discussing material alternatives and changing consumption patterns. (...) Check out our work on forest products markets , and on sustainable fashion .
Watch the recording of the International Day of Forests 2022 sessions here: Part 1 on Fashion , Part 2 on Packaging .
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UN Alliance members signalled their readiness to apply lessons learned and best practices to support Moldova on its sustainable fashion journey.
“The informal policy dialogue on sustainable fashion in Moldova is a clear sign that the UN Alliance on Sustainable Fashion is an effective mechanism to coordinate action and responses to the challenges of the fashion industry. (...) Paola Deda, Director at UNECE and founding member and focal point for UNECE of the UN Alliance on Sustainable Fashion.
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The United Nations Alliance for Sustainable Fashion is an initiative of United Nations agencies and allied organizations designed to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals through coordinated action in the fashion sector. (...) Through the Alliance, the UN commits to changing the path of fashion, reducing its negative environmental and social impacts; and turning fashion into a driver of the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.
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