ACCELERATING impact TO CREATE A net positive FASHION INDUSTRY
ACCELERATING impact TO CREATE A net positive FASHION INDUSTRY
Global Fashion Agenda supports the transition to a more sustainable future by convening, educating, and mobilising stakeholders throughout the fashion value chain.
Our Global Fashion Summit is a multi-stakeholder event renowned as a nexus for agenda-setting discussions on the most critical environmental, ethical and social issues.
At Global Fashion Agenda, we are driving change in one of the world’s most resource-intensive industries. Our impact goals are clear: reduce virgin resource use by 50%, ensure a living wage for all, and eliminate emissions and pollution. We envision a circular, equitable, and net positive fashion industry—one that gives back more than it takes, for people and the planet.
We design and facilitate programmes to mobilise collective and cross-sectoral action on topics that no organisation or actor can tackle alone.
Through policy engagement, we proactively advocate for policy change and supportive measures that reinforce sustainability targets and incentivise necessary change.
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GFA regularly hosts key forums to convene fashion leaders, facilitate collaborative dialogues, showcase innovations, and catalyse action.
GFA works with its partners to spotlight the innovations influencing the future of fashion. Through human-centric storytelling we aim to highlight the scale of the issues and the possibility of solutions.
Working in partnership with a wide ecosystem of companies and organisations across the value chain, GFA spearheads the fashion industry’s journey towards a more sustainable future. Discover how you can get involved.
Circular economy practices have gained global attention as industries seek to balance economic growth with sustainability.
Presented by Global Fashion Agenda (GFA), the non-profit accelerating the transition to a net positive fashion industry, the forum was held at the iconic Copenhagen Concert Hall, with side events hosted at prestigious cultural venues around the city
The free interactive toolkit can help textile companies understand their environmental footprint across operations and supply chains, enhance transparency across the textile value chain to help advance sustainability efforts, and drive impact.
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Discover how the textile sector can shift towards sustainable models to enhance resilience and competitiveness.
The GFA Mapping of Global Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for Textiles is an informative and evolving resource designed to document the proliferation of textile EPR schemes across the globe.
