The One-Earth Fashion discussion series - Path 4: Power shift

Shifting power in fashion requires stronger regulatory frameworks to address systemic shortcomings, enforce labour laws, and promote sustainable practices. Fostering collective bargaining and participatory decision-making, rebalancing ownership structures, and empowering individuals to act consciously are crucial steps toward creating a democratized and equitable fashion system​. This webinar will explore the regulatory evolution around and the industry, discuss fashion as the poster child of capitalism and its systemic lock-ins in terms of power relations.

Guidebook for Circular Textile Waste Handling in Cambodia - Short Version [EN]

Guidebook for Circular Textile Waste Handling in Cambodia - Full Version [KH]

Guidebook for Circular Textile Waste Handling in Cambodia - Full Version [EN]

ReNew FABRIC - Circularity in Cambodia

ReNew FABRIC is an innovative, multi-stakeholder initiative led by GIZ FABRIC Cambodia and its partners to advance post-industrial textile waste management and recycling in Cambodia. The project brings together key players across the supply chain, including Global Fashion Agenda (GFA), TACTAC/CGTI, 11 brands/buyers, 21 garment factories, 2 mechanical recyclers, waste handlers, and both local and international experts.