Circular & Sustainable Textiles & Clothing

Projektinformationen

CISUTAC

ID Finanzhilfevereinbarung: 101060375

DOI

10.3030/101060375

EK-Unterschriftsdatum 7 Juni 2022

Startdatum 1 September 2022

Enddatum 30 September 2026

Finanziert unter

• Food, Bioeconomy Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment

Gesamtkosten

€ 9 199 678,00

EU-Beitrag

€ 7 972 753,00

Koordiniert durch

CENTRE SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNIQUE DE L INDUSTRIE TEXTILE BELGE
Belgium

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Leistungen

Demonstrators, pilots, prototypes (1)

Open data standard, with matching data collection and data exchange

This deliverable will describe the development of an open data standard including a standardised industry language, data formats and needs for data collection. It is the outcome of task 2.3 and partners involved next to GTS are WR, CTB, EURATEX, SODRA, TEXFOR, TEXAID_DE, TEXAID_CH, WAR, RREUSE and ACR+.

Documents, reports (4)

Guidelines for local embedding and link with CCRI

Deliverable 3.3 will describe the activities on the local-regional Circular Economy Action Plan, including policy developments and the related engagement of citizens. It will be the outcome of task 3.3 and partners contributing, next to ACR+, are RREUSE, EURATEX, TEXFOR, REFASHION and OXFAM.

Decision support tool for post-consumer textiles on reuse and repair

This deliverable will consist of a decision support tool to assist operators when sorting textiles and the development thereof. It is the outcome of task 1.2 and partners involved next to STAM are TEXAID_DE, TEXAID_CH, RISE, GTS, CTB, DKW, RREUSE and EREMA.

Scenarios for transition to a circular T&C based on (digital) infrastructure needs and material flow analysis, including an open access software with guidelines for post-consumer textile waste channelling

This deliverable will include a gap analysis on collection and sorting infrastructure and an analysis of the manufacturing flow of textiles and clothing. Transition scenarios for circular textile flows will be detailed. Further the deliverable will report on guidelines for a channelling decision tree of post-consumer textiles, which will be applied in a public software tool also including the transition scenarios. This deliverable is the outcome of tasks 2.1 and 2.2 and partners involved next to RISE are WR, CTB, TEXAID_DE, TEXAID_CH, RREUSE, AIMPLAS, EURATEX, SODRA, TEXFOR, WAR, and ACR+.

Consumer circular behaviour understanding and guidelines to support behavioural change via interventions

This deliverable will report on the analysis of the circular behaviour of consumers based on a wardrobe study in Antwerp, targeted to different consumer groups. Further, it will supply guidelines for interventions on how the support the changing behaviour of consumers. The deliverable is the outcome of task 3.1 and next to WR, also partners PVH, DKW and DECA will contribute. A preliminary version will be foreseen at M24.