FASHION IMPACT TOOLKIT
Discover how the textile sector can shift towards sustainable models to enhance resilience and competitiveness.
FASHION IMPACT TOOLKIT
Discover how the textile sector can shift towards sustainable models to enhance resilience and competitiveness.
Global Fashion Agenda, in collaboration with Deloitte, will present the Fashion Impact Toolkit.
To introduce the toolkit, the upcoming contextual report will outline its background, purpose, and framework.
The report will highlight key findings of the impact inventory and provide insights on how to turn learnings into actionable strategies for sustainable impact. It will serve as a first step to engaging with the full toolkit, which will also be made available in the coming months.
The user-friendly, interactive toolkit will help companies navigate the complex impact landscape by aligning with evolving regulatory standards, enabling smarter decisions, and integrating impact data into business strategy. It will also highlight key ESG issues, foster supplier collaboration for greater transparency, and drive innovation in materials and business models. A visual of the value chain—with activities, sub-activities, and material filters—will support comprehensive impact assessments.
By signing up, you will receive the report and the upcoming digital toolkit as soon as each becomes available.
GFA provides in-depth analysis, masterclasses and reports based on the latest industry data. GFA specialises in communicating complex sustainability content in a compelling and actionable manner and is responsible for leading industry publications such as the Fashion CEO Agenda, Fashion on Climate and Scaling Circularity.
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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.
he 2024 Next Gen Assembly: Wellbeing Spiral Playbook is a resource created by the 2024 Next Gen Assembly cohort. Centred on the theme of ‘Economies of Wellbeing’, it explores alternative models and diverse economic values within the fashion ecosystem
