ToC Eco-Friendly Production
ToC Eco-Friendly Production
Theory of change
Today, consumers have very limited knowledge about the sustainability and quality
of the clothing they buy and wear. The aim of this Business Case is to build an
ecosystem consisting of businesses who share the same vision of creating a more
sustainable supply chain. In so doing, the case will promote awareness about
transparency and sustainability issues (environmental, social and economic) for the
production of quality products (for example, by trying to eliminate rather than just
reduce- chemicals in production), and will allow enterprises of a given value chain
to collect sustainability data/information to make the supply chain more
environmentally-friendly. This will show that a viable alternative to current
products, markets and supply chains is possible, also allowing partners who share
similar concerns for sustainability to redesign current textile supply chains. Based on
a change management approach, the case will focus on: environmental issues (e.g.
use of resources, emissions, chemicals etc); phases of textile production (design,
finishing, dyeing, drying); end products (e.g. textiles); and mobilising enterprises
across the value chain (fibre-thread-fabrics).
TCBL Eco-friendly production
Phase 1: Set-up and definition Phase 2: Involvement of Phase 3: Scaling up and out
of value chain organisations
Impact
Context
Costumers have little knowledge about their clothes; they dont know what sustainability issues are linked to clothing
There are a lot of sustainability issues for the production of clothing products. These can be divided into environmental, social and
economic issues.
Phase 1: Definition of value
chain Phase 2: Involvement of
Cases approach defined and organisations
collaboration established; Involvement of organisations at
Identify chain nodes of one different positions of the value chain
specific clothing product Collecting data about sustainability
Create data collection Labs are exploring improving specific
protocol for value chain nodes of the value chain in terms of
Create templates for data innovation, sustainability and design
collection for each of the
Phase 3: Scaling up and
nodes of the value chain
out
Identify other commercial
products and the
corresponding value
chain nodes
Involving more
Context organisations
Costumers have little knowledge about their clothes; they dont Collect sustainability
know what sustainability issues are linked to clothing data/information
There are a lot of sustainability issues for the production of
clothing products. These can be divided into environmental,
social and economic issues.
Phase 1 results
Cases approach defined
and collaboration
established; Phase 2 results
Identify chain nodes of Organisations
one specific clothing implement own ideas
product based on the collected
Phase 3 results
Create data collection data around TCBL Impacts
Greater traceability
protocol for value chain sustainability to tackle 1) %age reduction
of products, markets
Create templates for environmental issues
of environmental
and supply chains
data collection for each Examples of
of the nodes of the technologies that
through data footprint (waste
collection protocol and water
value chain eliminate chemicals in
Transparent reduction,
the production cycle
information around
recycling)
quality and
sustainability
2) Projected %age
available for final increase of
costumers manufacturing
capacity
3) Redesigned
supply chain
focusing on
environment-
Context related issues
Costumers have little knowledge about their clothes; they dont know what sustainability issues are linked to
4) Ecosystem of
clothing
There are a lot of sustainability issues for the production of clothing products. These can be divided into
organisations part
environmental, social and economic issues. of supply chains
Eco-friendly production: indicators / KPIs
+ 5% manufacturing capacity
New embedded services Number of value chains Any services used so far?
Number and type of TCBL services used