Fashion for Change Virtual Knowledge Hub launched

Who is who in sustainable fashion? How to find a partner of trust for your startup? The new Fashion for Change Knowledge Hub will help you get in touch with them!

Mapping the sustainable fashion ecosystem

The Fashion For Change team made up of international sustainable fashion, circular economy and business development experts spent the year 2021 mapping the European sustainable fashion industry. Under the leadership of the European Sustainable Business Federation – Ecopreneur.eu, the team listed over 200 sustainable fashion companies, designers, organizations and associations from all over Europe.

The Community search tool helps any interested party to find SMEs, designers, start-ups, corporations and support organizations that are active in sustainable fashion. The aim of this tool is to give an overview of the European sustainable fashion ecosystem, stimulate networking and collaboration between stakeholders and provide an opportunity to create partnerships.

Find out your company’s circular economy potential and complete the circle

Fashion For Change together with Estonian Academy of Arts soon will add a circularity self-assessment tool for fashion companies to check their business models’ compliance with circular economy principles.

This tool enables businesses to evaluate several circularity and sustainability areas including business and technical readiness. It will help identify elements that need to be improved to turn the business model from linear to circular. The tool will be available on Fashion For Change Knowledge Hub in January 2022.

The Fashion For Change project will offer a 48-hour designathon for problem solving and a 6-month long Growth Programme for bringing the ideas into life. In addition, it will offer financial support and mentorship for motivated and innovative businesses who want to implement circular business models.

The Fashion For Change open call will be launched in January 2022. For updates follow them on Facebook.

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Article source: fashionforchange.eu