The VERDEinMED Knowledge Platform is a digital space designed to support knowledge sharing, innovation, and collaboration towards a more sustainable textile and clothing sector. Through the platform, users can explore news, access resources, and participate in a Sustainability Forum where they can share and discuss ideas, experiences, and questions related to circular textile solutions and sustainability. Additionally, the platform connects stakeholders through the National Hubs integrated within it.
The mission of the VERDEinMED Knowledge Platform is to enhance the transition to a circular textile and clothing sector in the Mediterranean region. By offering information, learning opportunities, and collaborative spaces, the platform helps organisations and companies strengthen their capacity to address emerging sustainability challenges and regulatory developments.
The VERDEinMED Knowledge Platform aims to raise awareness of sustainable practices and innovative technologies, foster dialogue among stakeholders, and provide knowledge on the European Union’s policy and legislative framework related to textiles, waste management, and the circular economy. It is designed to support a wide range of stakeholders across the textile ecosystem, including:
The VERDEinMED project, co-funded by the EU Interreg EuroMED Programme, has published a practical guide featuring local policy recommendations to support the transition towards a more sustainable and ...
Textile dyeing remains one of the most environmentally demanding stages of textile production, with significant impacts on water use, chemical pollution, and energy consumption. As part of the MEDinCH...
A new study by the Textile PRO Forum, a multi-stakeholder platform of Producer Responsibility Organisations (PROs) working on textile Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) in Europe, highlights signi...
Digitalization continues to reshape the fashion sector, and Virtual Try-On Technologies are becoming an increasingly important part of the modern retail experience. These technologies use Augmented Re...
The fourth ECOSYSTEX Conference will take place as a physical event from 22–24 September in Antwerp, in partnership with University of Antwerp. Bringing together experts, innovators, researchers, and ...
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) represent the backbone of the textile and fashion sector across Europe. As the industry moves towards more sustainable and circular business models, SMEs have...
As sustainability becomes an increasingly important consideration in the fashion and textile industry, eco-labels play a vital role in helping consumers identify products that meet specific environmen...
In the search for more sustainable solutions for the textile industry, innovative bio-based materials are emerging as one of the most dynamic areas of development and innovation. With growing concerns...
A key output of the VERDEinMED project was the development of a series of seven handbooks intended for trainers and training programme developers working on the transition of the textile and clothing ...
