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Solar Rooftop Scaling Project
The Solar Rooftop Scaling programme (SOLROS) is a fast track for brands and the factories that they work with in Vietnam to install solar rooftop photovoltaic energy.
Alternative Footwear Materials for the Outdoor Industry
The European Outdoor Group’s 'Alternative Footwear Materials for the Outdoor Industry' report explores how material innovation can reduce the environmental impact of outdoor footwear.
Material Facts
Material Facts is a methodological tool that transforms the outdoor industry’s approach to sharing information about its products.
Fair Wear Foundation
Fair Wear is a non-profit organisation dedicated to improving labour conditions in the garment industry. Fair Wear strives to ensure safe, dignified, and decently paid employment throughout the global garment supply chain.
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Waste water treatment
The waste water from textile plants is considered one of the most polluting of many industrial sectors, considering the volume generated, as well as the effluent composition.
Impact Accelerator Fund for Climate
The carbon footprint related to the production of outdoor apparel, footwear and hard goods is significant. This is due to the extreme energy and resource intensity, with most impact taking place in the raw material and processing steps of the supply chain.
Single Use Plastics Project
Brands and retailers from the outdoor industry are working together to take responsibility for their single use plastic poly bags.
Carbon Reduction Project
A collaborative approach to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and/or increase renewable energy usage within the outdoor industry supply chain.
