Accelerating the transition to a net positive fashion industry
With the ultimate vision of a net positive fashion industry, Global Fashion Agenda is on a mission to accelerate impact by inspiring, educating, influencing, and mobilising all stakeholders.
of living wage estimates are legal minimum wages
(Fair Wear Foundation)
of microplastic pollution in the oceans
come from micro fibres shed by synthetic fibres (Fashion CEO Agenda 2021)
Fashion CEO Agenda 2021
GHG reduction by 2030 & Net zero GHG emissions by 2050
workers earn a living wage
the use of virgin polyester, conventional cotton & conventional manmade cellulosics. Significantly reduce the use of finite resources.
The fashion value chain employs around 65 million people, the majority being female, many of whom are exposed to occupational hazards, ranging from exposure to dangerous work conditions to discrimination.1 Today, gender-based violence remains a leadi
Promoting the industry-wide implementation of wages and working conditions that meet the basic needs of workers presents an opportunity for fashion brands to enhance the prosperity of the economies and people that interact with the value chain.1
Today, we see consumer industries continue to exploit Earth’s natural resources threatening biodiversity, while planetary resources, such as water and land, are limited. Optimising resource efficiency and minimising the use of natural resources are c
Through its work, Global Fashion Agenda reaches thousands of stakeholders including brands, retailers, innovators, NGOs, policy makers, manufacturers, investors and more.
We’re proud to work with a diverse ecosystem of some of the world’s leading organisations – all of whom play a vital role in driving sustainability in their sectors. Through these alliances we spearhead the fashion industry’s journey towards a more sustainable future.
