Webinar: Is reuse a solution for circular transition of textiles?

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Is reuse a solution for circular transition of textiles? In this webinar, you can hear experiences and research results on the reuse of textiles.

“Can future EU regulation support textile reuse and lifetime extension solutions?”
Emilia Gädda, Chief Advisor, Sustainability & Circular Economy

Panel discussion: Sustainable supply chain of textiles
Experiences shared from South-Asia by experts Tanzida Islam and Sini Ilmonen

The role of second hand and reuse in circular economy
Veera Joro and Olga Gurova, researchers from Laurea University of Applied Sciences

Research results on product life extension, why it is important?
Piia Nurmi, Turku University of Applied Sciences, Telavalue project

Service Design Training, Part 1

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Introducing our first Service Design ‘train the trainer’ session! The Baltic2Hand project utilizes a Service Design approach in identifying and co-creating solutions for reducing textile waste and improving textile circularity in the Central Baltic region and is thus at the very backbone of our project. Service Design approaches involve a range of organizations, consumers, experts, and other stakeholders in co-creating carefully designed and industry-tailored solutions in a more comprehensive manner.

In this first Service Design session Krista Keränen from Vision Factory introduces us to Service Design and Design thinking, and how these approaches can benefit service development.

Webinar: How can textile industry shift towards circularity?

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The Baltic2Hand project has carried out extensive desk research and interviewed several textile and fashion organizations in the Central Baltic region to map out the challenges and potential opportunities in the industry. One of our key focus areas also includes consumer behavior trends regarding their use and consumption of textiles.