About
To the Finish Line of Higg FEM (TFL) is an activity organized by GIZ and its partners, fostering Collective Action & Learning for Taking Action on environmental performance improvement in textile supply chains. TFL community in Vietnam in 2023 consists of 630+ factories, 1900++ Higg practitioners and 30+ environmental specialists from brands, government, development organizations and consultancies. The activity consists of a series of 2-2.5 hours Higg FEM trainings by SAC approved trainers with peer-learning focus, to be followed by Ask-the-Expert fora and Deep Dive sessions on Climate Action, Waste and Chemical Management … Partnered brands have joined GIZ in continuous collaboration for co-designing, co-implementing, expanding and sustaining TFL in the years to come.
“VITAS acknowledges the collective action of apparel brands and manufacturers in TFL 2023. The activity has been timely implemented for preparing manufacturers at such a large scale with Higg FEM 4.0, the most widely used environmental framework. I hope this program will contribute to and further fortify the sustainable image of Green Viet Nam textile industry in the global supply chain.”
– Mr. Cam Truong Van, Deputy Chairman and General Secretary of the Vietnam Textile & Apparel Association (VITAS)
“VITAS ghi nhận sự đồng hành của nhãn hàng và các nhà máy dệt may da giày trong một chương trình có quy mô rất lớn, bắt nhịp nhanh với sự thay đổi của bộ chuẩn khung Higg FEM 4.0, bộ chuẩn khung về môi trường được sử dụng rộng rãi nhất. Tôi mong đợi chương trình đóng góp và tạo đà cho hình ảnh xanh của ngành dệt may Việt nam nổi bật hơn nữa trong chuỗi cung ứng toàn cầu.”
– Ông Trương Văn Cẩm, Phó chủ tịch kiêm Tổng Thư ký Hiệp hội Dệt may Việt Nam (VITAS)
TFL is delivered in Vietnamese.
Brand and Organisation Partners
Training Materials (in Vietnamese)
Office Hour - Advanced Class
- Key updates of Higg FEM 4.0 and site information
- EMS
- Waste
- Energy_GHG
- Water use
- Waste water
- Chemical Management
- Air Emission
Office Hour - Beginner Class
Drop-In Clinics
Impact