为了废物:利益相关者对循环经济方法的映射,以解决日益严重的服装纺织废物问题

T. Brydges, C. Henninger, Eri Amasawa, M. Hanlon, Celina Jones
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到目前为止,众所周知,时装业面临着一些社会和环境可持续性问题,包括日益严重的服装纺织品浪费问题。近年来,循环经济(CE)的概念已被提出,作为推动行业走向更可持续未来的解决方案,包括作为减少服装纺织废物的战略。然而,目前我们对不同利益相关者如何制定循环方法以及利益相关者是否/如何合作的理解存在差距,特别是在消费后服装纺织废物方面。为了弥补这一差距,这篇概念性文章借鉴了广泛的次要资源,提出了一个基于利益相关者映射的概念性框架。该框架旨在帮助了解谁对消费后的纺织废物负责,以及他们如何相互作用和共同工作,由三个关键问题驱动:在解决纺织废物日益增长的挑战方面,责任在哪里?供应链和利益相关者目前正在采取哪些行动来解决纺织废物问题?通过利益相关者映射方法将环保实践概念化的机会和挑战是什么?在探索四个主要利益相关者群体(政策制定者、时装业、服装纺织品回收商和非营利部门的参与者)的行动时,确定了利益相关者之间参与和合作的必要性、对回收技术和基础设施的投资以及政策领导是该行业在寻求解决社会和环境挑战时面临的主要挑战。
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For waste’s sake: Stakeholder mapping of circular economy approaches to address the growing issue of clothing textile waste
By now, it is well established that the fashion industry faces several social and environmental sustainability issues, including the growing problem of clothing textile waste. In recent years, the concept of circular economy (CE) has been put forth as a solution to drive the industry towards a more sustainable future, including as a strategy to reduce clothing textile waste. However, currently there is a gap in our understanding of how circular approaches are enacted by different stakeholders and if/how stakeholders are working together, especially when it comes to post-consumer clothing textile waste. To remedy this gap, this conceptual article draws on a wide range of secondary resources to propose a conceptual framework based on stakeholder mapping. The framework aims to help understand who is responsible for post-consumer textile waste and how they interact and work together, driven by three key questions: where do responsibility(ies) lie in addressing the growing challenge of textile waste, what actions are currently being taken across supply chains and stakeholders to address textile waste and what are the opportunities and challenges in conceptualizing CE practices through a stakeholder mapping approach? In exploring actions across four key stakeholder groups (policy-makers, fashion industry, clothing textile recyclers and actors from the not-for-profit sector), the need for engagement and collaboration across stakeholders, investment in recycling technology and infrastructure, and policy leadership are identified as key challenges facing the industry as it seeks to redress social and environmental challenges.
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