Focusing on the sustainable and circular transition of the Textiles & Clothing industry, the VERDEinMED Knowledge Platform has been established to facilitate the exchange of experience, information and tools that have been developed or discovered within the VERDEinMED project.
Through the VERDEinMED Knowledge Platform, businesses, consumers as well as public authorities are empowered to push towards the implementation of sustainable and circular practices in the Textile & Clothing sector throughout its whole lifecycle (manufacture, market, use and waste management).
The VERDEinMED Knowledge Platform aims to:
The VERDEinMED project, “PreVEnting and ReDucing the tEXtiles waste mountain in the MED area”, is an initiative co-funded by the EU Interreg Euro-MED programme to promote a more sustainable future for the textile sector. The project, which brings together 10 partners and 15 associated entities, is based on the promotion of the circular economy in the textile sector along its entire value chain.
Framed within the Innovative Sustainable Economy Mission of Interreg Euro-MED, the project will seek to reduce textile waste by applying innovative tools and raising awareness among different audiences in the Mediterranean.
You can find more about the project on its website here:
https://verdeinmed.interreg-euro-med.eu/
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