Contributions Overview

Digital Solutions and Challenges in the Agriculture Sector

Digital Solutions and Challenges in the Agriculture Sector

Global supply chains are long, complex, fragmented, continuously evolving and notoriously opaque. The fragmented and opaque information can create the breeding ground of exploitative and unsafe working conditions while obscuring who has the responsibility and power to redress them. To improve due diligence in global supply chains, transparency and traceability regarding social, environmental and economic aspects are vital in the creation of sustainable and resilient supply chains and overall effective corporate governance. To gather information about these aspects, digital tools are used to facilitate this process. However, the introduction of digital tools can pose different challenges for different stakeholders, hindering the usage of digital solutions to increase transparency and traceability. To dig deeper into the challenges faced by different stakeholders, interviews were conducted. Did you know that one major challenge is the training required to use such digital tools, but also pricing negotiations because it's hard for users to understand the value of more transparency and traceability? Find out more in the info graphics attached.

Digital Solutions and Challenges in the Textile and Garment Sector

Digital Solutions and Challenges in the Textile and Garment Sector

Global supply chains are long, complex, fragmented, continuously evolving and notoriously opaque. The fragmented and opaque information can create the breeding ground of exploitative and unsafe working conditions while obscuring who has the responsibility and power to redress them. To improve due diligence in global supply chains, transparency and traceability regarding social, environmental and economic aspects are vital in the creation of sustainable and resilient supply chains and overall effective corporate governance. To gather information about these aspects, digital tools are used to facilitate this process. However, the introduction of digital tools can pose different challenges for different stakeholders, hindering the usage of digital solutions to increase transparency and traceability. To dig deeper into the challenges faced by different stakeholders, interviews were conducted. Did you know that one major challenge is the training required to use such digital tools, but also pricing negotiations because it's hard for users to understand the value of more transparency and traceability? Find out more in the info graphics attached.

Traceability in the Agricultural Sector

Traceability in the Agricultural Sector

Global supply chains are long, complex, fragmented, continuously evolving and notoriously opaque. The fragmented and opaque information can create the breeding ground of exploitative and unsafe working conditions while obscuring who has the responsibility and power to redress them. To improve due diligence in global supply chains, transparency and traceability regarding social, environmental and economic aspects are vital in the creation of sustainable and resilient supply chains and overall effective corporate governance. To gather information about these aspects, digital tools are used to facilitate this process. However, the introduction of digital tools can pose different challenges for different stakeholders, hindering the usage of digital solutions to increase transparency and traceability. To dig deeper into the challenges faced by different stakeholders, interviews were conducted. Did you know that one major challenge is the training required to use such digital tools, but also pricing negotiations because it's hard for users to understand the value of more transparency and traceability? Find out more in the info graphics attached.

Traceability and Transparency: Digital Solutions to Improve Tracebility and Transparency in the Textile and Agriculture Sectors

Traceability and Transparency: Digital Solutions to Improve Tracebility and Transparency in the Textile and Agriculture Sectors

Global supply chains are long, complex, fragmented, continuously evolving and notoriously opaque. The fragmented and opaque information can create the breeding ground of exploitative and unsafe working conditions while obscuring who has the responsibility and power to redress them. To improve due diligence in global supply chains, transparency and traceability regarding social, environmental and economic aspects are vital in the creation of sustainable and resilient supply chains and overall effective corporate governance. To gather information about these aspects, digital tools are used to facilitate this process. However, the introduction of digital tools can pose different challenges for different stakeholders, hindering the usage of digital solutions to increase transparency and traceability. To dig deeper into the challenges faced by different stakeholders, interviews were conducted. Did you know that one major challenge is the training required to use such digital tools, but also pricing negotiations because it's hard for users to understand the value of more transparency and traceability? Find out more in the info graphics attached.

Dialogue for Sustainability: A Business Case Study on Environment and Sustainability in Masood Textile Mills Limited

Dialogue for Sustainability: A Business Case Study on Environment and Sustainability in Masood Textile Mills Limited

“Dialogue for Sustainability” (DfS) is a process consultation approach designed to bring together various representatives throughout the organizational hierarchy, to work as a "Change Management Team (CMT)" towards achieving common goal of sustainability (social, economic, environmental) in organizational operations. This methodology was, jointly developed by GIZ and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) with the support of leading international brands namely Adidas®, Tchibo® and C&A®.

Dialogue for Sustainability: A Case Study on HR & Labour Standards and Productivity in Arian Sports Private Limited

Dialogue for Sustainability: A Case Study on HR & Labour Standards and Productivity in Arian Sports Private Limited

“Dialogue for Sustainability” (DfS) is a process consultation approach designed to bring together various representatives throughout the organizational hierarchy, to work as a "Change Management Team (CMT)" towards achieving common goal of sustainability (social, economic, environmental) in organizational operations. This methodology was, jointly developed by GIZ and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) with the support of leading international brands namely Adidas®, Tchibo® and C&A®.

Dialogue for Sustainability (DfS)

Dialogue for Sustainability (DfS)

“Dialogue for Sustainability” (DfS) is a process consultation approach designed to bring together various representatives throughout the organizational hierarchy, to work as a "Change Management Team (CMT)" towards achieving common goal of sustainability (social, economic, environmental) in organizational operations. This methodology was, jointly developed by GIZ and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) with the support of leading international brands namely Adidas®, Tchibo® and C&A®.

Sedex Xplore Sustainability

Sedex Xplore Sustainability

Join Sedex and over 600 world leaders in sustainability to tackle critical global challenges. Over two days, our packed agenda will drive action and innovation to tackle the most challenging topic in social and environmental sustainability.

Texhibition Istanbul Fabric, Yarn, and Textile Accessories Fair

Texhibition Istanbul Fabric, Yarn, and Textile Accessories Fair

TEXHIBITION IS BEING A BRAND EXHIBITION ON THE INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM

Modtissimo Fashion Fair

Modtissimo Fashion Fair

The only Portuguese Textile Trade fair