Amsterdam Metropolitan Area pilot: Creating a circular and regenerative textile sector

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Creating a circular and regenerative textile sector

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Creating a circular and regenerative textile sector
Type
Report
Publishing Organisation or Company
Metabolic
Author
Anne de Valença (Metabolic)
Beatrice Marsili (Arboretica)
Chris Zganjar (Nature4Climate)
David Schriever (Metabolic)
Elise Eijs (Metabolic)
James Lloyd (Nature4Climate)
James Zhang (Arboretica)
Julie Phillips (Metabolic)
Leen Felix (Metabolic)
Louisa Durkin (Open Earth Foundation)
Patricia Da Matta (Nature4Climate)
Breanna Lujan (Environmental Defense Fund) - reviewer
Beatriz Granziera (The Nature Conservancy) - reviewer
Constanza Prieto Figelist (EarthLaw) - reviewer
Eva Gurria (UNDP) - reviewer
Kaiyang Xu (Arboretica) - reviewer
Publication Date
May, 2023
Country
Netherlands
Language for original content
English
Key Area
Secondary raw materials
Sector
Clothing and Fashion industry
Scope
Cities

The Metropolitan Region of Amsterdam (MRA) aims to achieve 70% circular textiles by 2030. This report provides a clear vision and a plan on how to successfully transition to a regenerative and circular textile system.

This research is provided by the Circular Innovation Collective (CIC), a squad of three impact-driven organisations: Metabolic, Impact Hub Amsterdam and Bankers without Boundaries. It is supported by the Municipality of Amsterdam, DOEN, and Goldschmeding.