Everything you want to know about the sustainability of the textile and fashion industry
The garment Industry is the main economic source in Bangladesh. Companies that are involved in textile and clothing production have to become female-friendly and invest in a healthy work environment with and safe conditions for all workers.
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To capture fashion’s impact on sustainable development, analysts have employed ever more sophisticated lifecycles assessments of the sector’s value chain. The United Nations Environment Program’s 2020 report – Sustainability and Circularity in the Textiles Value Chain – provides an evidence-based, value chain approach to identifying the hotspots and priority actions needed to advance sustainability and circularity in the textile industry.
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Beyond pandemic funding and measures, companies should care for their female textile and garment workers by fostering safe and inclusive spaces for them within the workplace.
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Women compose the majority of the garment sector workforce and are uniquely affected by the COVID crisis.
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Throughout the textile product lifecycle, there are many hazardous chemicals involved at all stages. Many of these chemicals are toxic to humans and the environment.
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Recycling of mixed fibers is challenging, and therefore the majority of recycling measures lead to downcycling.
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