Related content for project ID 50030

Related content for project "Technical, Regulatory, Economic and Environmental Effectiveness of Textile Fibres Recycling" (project ID 50030)

Publication:Infographic
 
bar chart about which information textile recyclers need
This infographic visualizes results of the survey "Fostering textile fibre recycling in Europe – pointers for policy action", conducted by Ecologic Institute in 2021. It is licensed under a Creative Commons CC-BY license.

What Information do Textile Recylers Need?

Stakeholder survey on textile recycling in the EU

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Publication:Infographic
 
bar chart showing stakeholder representation in 2021 textile recycling survey
This infographic visualizes results of the survey "Fostering textile fibre recycling in Europe – pointers for policy action", conducted by Ecologic Institute in 2021. It is licensed under a Creative Commons CC-BY license.

Stakeholder Representation in the 2021 Textile Recycling Survey

Stakeholder survey on textile recycling in the EU

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Publication:Report
 
As part of this study, stakeholder feedback from the European textile sector was gathered on bottlenecks and enablers for textile-to-textile recycling. Overall, the participating stakeholders distinctly signaled to be open and prepared for ambitious policy approaches. Next, policy options were developed aiming to enhance textile recycling as part of a circular textile economy in the EU.

Study on the Technical, Regulatory, Economic and Environmental Effectiveness of Textile Fibres Recycling

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Presentation:Speech
 
Mandy Hinzmann, fellow researcher at the Ecologic Institute, gave a presentation in a scientific session of the World Resources Forum, which took place from 12 until 14 October 2021. She presented key policy options on how to foster the circular economy in the European textiles sector. She also participated in the discussion session after the presentations.

Fostering the Circular Economy in the Textiles Sector


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Event:Digital Event
 
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Europa its on its way towards a circular economy and has set itself an extremely ambitious plan to this end in the form of the Circular Economy Action Plan; among other things, non-recyclable residual waste is to be halved by 2030. But how is it being put into practice? And what does it take to gain more speed here – for example in the textile sector, which is virtually exemplary for the linear thinking of a throwaway culture.

The Transformation to a Circular Economy Caught between Ambitions and Realities

The textile example


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Event:Digital Event
 
In EU policy, the textile value chain is currently in the focus of efforts to build a circular economy. Textile recycling in the EU is still in its infancy, although promising innovative technologies are about to enter the market. How can policy support the industrial uptake of textile recycling? This was topic of a webinar held on 31 August 2021. Members of Ecologic Institute's Circular Economy Team presented policy recommendations to the European Commission to enhance systems for the collection, sorting and recycling of textile waste - and to create a market for recycled textiles.

High-quality Textile Recycling as Part of a Circular Textile Economy


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Textiles, including clothing, are a priority product category for the circular economy and one of the focus sectors of the new Circular Economy Action Plan. The textiles sector is a relevant economic sector in the EU, both in terms of job and value creation as well as regarding environmental and social footprint. Environmental pressures from the sector through the use of resources, water, land and chemicals are significant. The impacts occur in every phase of the life cycle: from production of fibres and products to distribution, the use of clothing, collection, sorting and recycling, and the final management of waste.

Technical, Regulatory, Economic and Environmental Effectiveness of Textile Fibres Recycling

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