Contributions Overview
Supply Chain Circularity and Sustainability
If you are already there or just starting your first circularity initiatives engagement steps, this will be a real treat as our guest star is one of the leaders in this field. We will dig into circularity career-building advice, the importance of circularity for consumer brands, how to launch circularity projects, and of course, return on investment.
Bangladesh Circular Apparel & Textile Summit
The Circular Apparel & Textiles Forum is held as a part of the Bangladesh Circular Economy Summit.
Textile Waste Opportunities for Circular Textiles, Garments & Footwear in Cambodia
Global Fashion Agenda and GIZ are organising an event on May 16th in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, to explore opportunities of valorising textile waste and creating circular business models in fashion & footwear manufacturing that bring value to the region. The event concludes with a social gathering.
Decent Work in Global Supply Chains
We are pleased to invite you to “Decent Work in Global Supply Chains”, a conference exploring challenges and opportunities regarding responsible business conduct and decent work in global supply chains. The event will take place from 13:00 to 17:00 CET on Monday 17 April 2023 and is hosted by the Social and Economic Council (SER) in The Hague, the Netherlands. The event will see the launch of a new International Labour Organization (ILO) report that synthesizes the results from the EU-funded ‘Sustainable supply chains to build forward better’ project, which uses supply chains as an entry-point for advancing decent work in five supply chains.
Technical Seminar: The First 100 days of the German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act
Technical seminars provide manufacturers with specific and timely information on key issues facing the sector. Unlike regular online events, the GIZ FABRIC technical seminars are expert-led training and/or consulting sessions where attendees have ample time to ask questions specific to their situations.
IT solutions for due diligence
Overview of IT solutions for companies who want to implement Due Diligence principles in their supply chains.
Applications to Improve Traceability in the Textile and Garment 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.
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
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
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.