Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
in the Textile and Fashion Industry
Table of contents
Introduction
Common and unethical misconducts in clothes business
Intergovernmental and national actions focused on the sustainable production in the textile and fashion industry
Future plan for sustainable and ethical development
Model companies
Conclusions
Bibliography
Introduction
The fashion business or clothes business is one of the most famous and important of this age.
There are a lot of brands that work and sell clothes for this industry . most of them sell millions of clothes every year. But can we say that they’re ethical?
In this business there are a lot of bad business attitudes or practices, mostly because some of the companies want to reduce the cost of making clothes and want to increase their profits. We are going to see a few of this practice and a lot of other things right away
Common and unethical misconducts in clothes business
Lower salaries and poor condition
Toxic materials and production
This bad habit consists in bringing the production to China or India, countries that are overpopulated and where the salaries and living conditions are lower than rich countries, all of this made so the cost of producing the clothes became cheaper than other countries.
This of course represent a very unethical practice because first of all the companies may have to fire people in other countries(maybe even there home country) that were working for them just because they want to increase their profits, all of the workers now have to find another job but until that they have to pay for his house or provide to their family.
Second, we have to discuss the lower conditions of this people in poor countries.Most of them are working more than 8 hours a day, probably even 16 hours, and are just getting paid 2 o 3 euros an hour which is insane compared to other countries
We refer with this to the toxic materials that are released during the fabrication and production of the clothes.
All of this leads to very toxic materials and gasses released into the atmosphere, causing a lot of environmental issues.
03.
Intergovernmental and national actions focused on the sustainable production
in the textile and fashion industry
the way of production in the textile industry has always had a secondary role
FACTS.
Contextualiza tu tema
- The average consumer buys 60% more clothing items than 15 years ago
- Most of the products that are traded are manufactured, as a general rule, in countries with lax labor regulations that favor the exploitation of workers, including children
- Fashion industry generates around 20% of wastewater
- Fashion industry producction releases half a million tons of synthetic microfibers into the ocean each year
Intergovernmental actions
Goal targets
1. Implement the 10-year sustainable consumption and production framework
2. Sustainable management and use of natural resources
3. Halve global per capita food waste
4. Responsible management of chemicals and waste
5. Substantially reduce waste generation
6. Encourage companies to adopt sustainable practices and sustainability reporting
7. Promote sustainable public procurement practices
8. Promote universal understanding of sustainable lifestyles
9. Support developing countries’ scientific and technological capacity for sustainable consumption and production
10. Develop and implement tools to monitor sustainable tourism
11. Remove market distortions that encourage wasteful consumption
Intergovernmental actions
OBJETIVES
Create a common dialogue platform between organizations, companies and consumers
Improve collaboration through the development of joint activities
Improve harmonization and strengthen synergies between existing initiatives
Foster a more effective exchange of knowledge
Unify the dissemination and promotion of this challenge in a single voice of the United Nations
An initiative created with in order to transform the textile fashion sector into an "engine of sustainable development" and with which it will try to "stop harmful practices for the environment and society in the fashion industry"
EU's strategy for the circularity and sustainability of textile products
Introducing information requirements and a Digital Product Passpor
Introducing mandatory Ecodesign requirements
Stopping the destruction of unsold or returned textiles
Green claims for truly sustainable textiles
Extended producer responsibility and boosting reuse and recycling of textile waste
Tackling microplastics pollution
Enlace
National actions
In Spain, the actions for a sustainable development has not delved deeply into the textile industry.
Info
Info
Public subsidies to implement circular economy systems
PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES
CAMPAINGS
FUTURE PLAN
FOR
SUSTAINABLE
and
ETHICAL
DEVELOPMENT
04.
Future plan for sustainable and ethical development
UN Sustainable Development Goals and how they relate to the fashion and textile sector
Principles and values that should guide ethics and corporate social responsibility
Consequences of implementing an ethical and sustainable textile and fashion system
Consequences of bad practices and fast fashion
Future plan for sustainable and ethical development
SLOW FASHION
FAST FASHION
Invites us to slow down and to value the quality of each garment over quantity
Aims at production and unbridled consumption with low cost and minimum quality
Consequences of bad practices and fast fashion
The increase in clothing consumption has been driven by the reduction of clothing prices, but...
What is the real price we pay for this?
Cheap labor
Importance of sustainable practices and consumer awareness
Negative environmental and social impacts of the textile sector
UN SDG and how they relate to the fashion and textile sector
Clean water and sanitation
reduce the excessive and unsustainable use of natural resources such as water or energy, promote more responsible practices throughout the production chain, reduce polluting emissions and mitigate climate change.
improve working conditions in textile sector and reduce poverty
No poverty
Responsible consumption and production
Good health and well-being
improve the health and well-being of both workers and consumers
Climate action
Principles and values that should guide ethics and CSR
Respect for human rights
Preventive approach to the environment
Anti-corruption
Support for human rights defenders
Awareness raising and capacity building
Support for trade unions
Consideration in conflict situations
Consequences of implementing an ethical and sustainable textile and fashion system
CSR in textile sector:
Improved working conditions for workers and increased productivity.
responsible practices for human rights, environment, transparency, and sustainability.
Positive impact of responsible practices on environment, communities, and economy.
CSR contributes to local economic development and community well-being.
Benefits of responsible practices: enhanced reputation, cost reduction, and consumer attraction.
Responsible practices in textile sector have environmental, social, and economic benefits.
Model
companies
05.
Model companiess
“Our goal is to not only minimize harm, but also create a positive benefit for the lives that we touch through our business.” - the mission and vision of the company Patagonia.
Patagonia
Preguntas Frecuentes
A high proportion of its materials are made from recycled fabrics, including its polyester, nylon, and wool.
Patagonia does not use materials that pollute the environment; in fact, they try to use materials that can be recycled. There is also publicly available information in the form of reports about workers' working conditions, gender equality, and so on. In addition, during the pandemic, the company actively supported workers. Now they are actively defending animal rights and cooperating with a global animal welfare organization.
workers with good policies to audit suppliers in its supply chain
They started to use leather and recycled exotic animal hair, and uses recycled wool and down in some of its products
Patagonia also disclosed some policies to protect workers in its supply chain from the virus
We strive to create the most beautiful, desirable products with the least impact on our environment. Our conscious values are also the inspiration behind our innovation.” - the mission and vision of Stell McCartney brand.
Stell McCartney
Model companiess
Stella McCartney
The brand has a general statement about minimizing animal suffering, but no official animal protection policy. And while Stella McCartney does not use leather, fur, angora, shearing or exotic animal skins or hair, it does use wool (from non-mule sheep) and recycled cashmere, which helps to minimize the impact on both the environment and animals.
The brand has set some good environmental standards using eco-friendly materials, including recycled polyester, organic cotton, and regenerated cashmere.
In conclusion
Ethical companies in the fashion industry prioritize sustainable and ethical practices in their production processes
Respect their employees and take care of them
The working conditions for the employees of the company are ethical
Not use animals as a resource for products
Decent and fair salaries
Conclusions
Conclusions
Challenges and opportunities in the textile and fashion industry
Consequences of ethical and sustainable production
ethical and corporate social responsibility challenges and opportunities faced by the textile and fashion industry, including issues such as low wages, poor working conditions, and the use of toxic materials in production.
potential consequences of implementing an ethical and sustainable textile and fashion system for both the industry and society as a whole.
Intergovernmental and national actions for sustainable production
Examples of model companies
actions taken by governments and international organizations to promote sustainable production in the textile and fashion industry.
examples of model companies that are leading the way towards more sustainable and ethical production in the textile and fashion industry.
Principles and values for ethics and corporate social responsibility
Importance of sustainable and ethical production
principles and values that should guide ethics and corporate social responsibility in the textile and fashion sector, including transparency, accountability, and participation.
sustainable and ethical production in the textile and fashion industry is both possible and necessary for a fairer and more sustainable future.
Bibliography
- Business Insider España. (2023). Malas prácticas que realizan las tiendas en rebajas a los consumidores [Web page]. Retrieved from https://www.businessinsider.es/malas-practicas-realizan-tiendas-rebajas-consumidores-1183386 - European Commission. (2011). Renewed EU strategy 2011-2014 on corporate social responsibility [Communication to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions]. Retrieved on 19th April 2023, from https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/ALL/?uri=CELEX%3A52011DC0681 - European Union. (2022). Commission Regulation (EU) No 720/2022 of 29 April 2022 amending Regulation (EU) No 330/2010 as regards the extension of its period of application. Retrieved from https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX%3A52022DC0141 - Falero, J. C. (2021). ODS y su aplicación a la Industria Textil y de la Moda. Cuadernos del Centro de Estudios de Diseño y Comunicación, (127). Retrieved on 18th April 2023, from https://dspace.palermo.edu/ojs/index.php/cdc/article/view/4582 - Good On You. (n.d.). How Ethical Is Patagonia? [Web page]. Retrieved from https://goodonyou.eco/how-ethical-is-patagonia/ - Good On You. (n.d.). How Ethical Is Stella McCartney? [Web page]. Retrieved from https://goodonyou.eco/how-ethical-is-stella-mccartney/
Thankyou!
- Grupo de Trabajo sobre la cuestión de los derechos humanos y las empresas transnacionales y otras empresas. (2011). Principios rectores sobre las empresas y los derechos humanos. Retrieved on 20th April 2023, from https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/Documentos/HRBodies/HRCouncil/WGTransCorp/HRWGTCorpGuidingPrinciples.pdf
- Iglesias Zaragozá, N. (2022). Análisis estratégico de la posible alternativa al modelo tradicional del sector textil, la moda sostenible (Doctoral dissertation, Universitat Politècnica de València). Retrieved on 18th April 2023, from Análisis estratégico de la posible alternativa al modelo tradicional del sector textil, la moda sostenible (upv.es)
- La Alianza de la ONU para la Moda Sostenible abordará el impacto de la “moda rápida” . (2019). Retrieved from: https://www.unep.org/es/noticias-y-reportajes/comunicado-de-prensa/la-alianza-de-la-onu-para-la-moda-sostenible-abordara-el - La Vanguardia. (2022). La oscura verdad sobre Shein: Jornadas de trabajo interminables y descuentos en el sueldo por fallos [Web page]. Retrieved from https://www.lavanguardia.com/magazine/moda/20221018/8572011/oscura-verdad-sobre-shein-jornadas-trabajo-interminables-descuentos-sueldo-fallos.html
- Ministerio de Consumo. (n.d.). Campañas de prensa. Retrieved from https://consumo.gob.es/es/campanas-prensa
- Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica y el Reto Demográfico. (2022, April 15). El Gobierno aprueba el PERTE de Economía Circular para acelerar la transición hacia un sistema productivo más eficiente y sostenible en el uso de materias primas [Press release]. Retrieved from https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/prensa/ultimas-noticias/el-gobierno-aprueba-el-perte-de-economía-circular-para-acelerar-la-transición-hacia-un-sistema-productivo-más-eficiente-y-sostenible-en-el-uso-d/tcm:30-537834
- Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica y el Reto Demográfico. (2023). España Circular 2030. Retrieved from https://www.miteco.gob.es/images/es/espanacircular2030_def1_tcm30-509532_mod_tcm30-509532.pdf
Bibliography
- Organización para la Cooperación y el Desarrollo Económicos. (2017). OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Supply Chains in the Garment and Footwear Sector. https://doi.org/10.1787/9789264290587-en
- Pacto Mundial. (1999). Diez principios. Retrieved on 20th April 2023, from https://www.pactomundial.org/que-puedes-hacer-tu/diez-principios/
- Patagonia. (n.d.). Our Core Values [Web page]. Retrieved from https://www.patagonia.com/core-values.html
- Pinker Moda. (2022). Informe económico de la moda en España 2022 [Web page]. Retrieved from https://pinkermoda.com/informe-economico-de-la-moda-en-espana-2022/
- Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Medio Ambiente. (2022). La Alianza de la ONU para la Moda Sostenible abordará el cambio climático y la biodiversidad. Retrieved from https://www.unep.org/es/noticias-y-reportajes/comunicado-de-prensa/la-alianza-de-la-onu-para-la-moda-sostenible-abordara-el
- Stella McCartney. (n.d.). About Stella McCartney [Web page]. Retrieved from https://www.stellamccartney.com/us/en/stellas-world/about-stella-mccartney.html
- United Nations Development Programme. (s/f). What are the Sustainable Development Goals? Retrieved from https://www.undp.org/sustainable-development-goals
- United Nations Development Programme. (s.f.). Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible. Retrieved from https://www.undp.org/es/sustainable-development-goals
- YouthMUN Madrid. (2022). Guía de estudio de Alianza de la ONU para la Moda Sostenible YMM 2022. Retrieved from https://www.youthmunmadrid.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Guia-de-estudio-de-Alianza-de-la-ONU-para-la-Moda-Sostenible-YMM-2022.pdf
Bibliography
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Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
in the Textile and Fashion Industry
Table of contents
Introduction
Common and unethical misconducts in clothes business
Intergovernmental and national actions focused on the sustainable production in the textile and fashion industry
Future plan for sustainable and ethical development
Model companies
Conclusions
Bibliography
Introduction
The fashion business or clothes business is one of the most famous and important of this age.
There are a lot of brands that work and sell clothes for this industry . most of them sell millions of clothes every year. But can we say that they’re ethical?
In this business there are a lot of bad business attitudes or practices, mostly because some of the companies want to reduce the cost of making clothes and want to increase their profits. We are going to see a few of this practice and a lot of other things right away
Common and unethical misconducts in clothes business
Lower salaries and poor condition
Toxic materials and production
This bad habit consists in bringing the production to China or India, countries that are overpopulated and where the salaries and living conditions are lower than rich countries, all of this made so the cost of producing the clothes became cheaper than other countries. This of course represent a very unethical practice because first of all the companies may have to fire people in other countries(maybe even there home country) that were working for them just because they want to increase their profits, all of the workers now have to find another job but until that they have to pay for his house or provide to their family. Second, we have to discuss the lower conditions of this people in poor countries.Most of them are working more than 8 hours a day, probably even 16 hours, and are just getting paid 2 o 3 euros an hour which is insane compared to other countries
We refer with this to the toxic materials that are released during the fabrication and production of the clothes. All of this leads to very toxic materials and gasses released into the atmosphere, causing a lot of environmental issues.
03.
Intergovernmental and national actions focused on the sustainable production
in the textile and fashion industry
the way of production in the textile industry has always had a secondary role
FACTS.
Contextualiza tu tema
Intergovernmental actions
Goal targets
1. Implement the 10-year sustainable consumption and production framework 2. Sustainable management and use of natural resources 3. Halve global per capita food waste 4. Responsible management of chemicals and waste 5. Substantially reduce waste generation 6. Encourage companies to adopt sustainable practices and sustainability reporting 7. Promote sustainable public procurement practices 8. Promote universal understanding of sustainable lifestyles 9. Support developing countries’ scientific and technological capacity for sustainable consumption and production 10. Develop and implement tools to monitor sustainable tourism 11. Remove market distortions that encourage wasteful consumption
Intergovernmental actions
OBJETIVES
Create a common dialogue platform between organizations, companies and consumers
Improve collaboration through the development of joint activities
Improve harmonization and strengthen synergies between existing initiatives
Foster a more effective exchange of knowledge
Unify the dissemination and promotion of this challenge in a single voice of the United Nations
An initiative created with in order to transform the textile fashion sector into an "engine of sustainable development" and with which it will try to "stop harmful practices for the environment and society in the fashion industry"
EU's strategy for the circularity and sustainability of textile products
Introducing information requirements and a Digital Product Passpor
Introducing mandatory Ecodesign requirements
Stopping the destruction of unsold or returned textiles
Green claims for truly sustainable textiles
Extended producer responsibility and boosting reuse and recycling of textile waste
Tackling microplastics pollution
Enlace
National actions
In Spain, the actions for a sustainable development has not delved deeply into the textile industry.
Info
Info
Public subsidies to implement circular economy systems
PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES
CAMPAINGS
FUTURE PLAN
FOR
SUSTAINABLE
and
ETHICAL
DEVELOPMENT
04.
Future plan for sustainable and ethical development
UN Sustainable Development Goals and how they relate to the fashion and textile sector
Principles and values that should guide ethics and corporate social responsibility
Consequences of implementing an ethical and sustainable textile and fashion system
Consequences of bad practices and fast fashion
Future plan for sustainable and ethical development
SLOW FASHION
FAST FASHION
Invites us to slow down and to value the quality of each garment over quantity
Aims at production and unbridled consumption with low cost and minimum quality
Consequences of bad practices and fast fashion
The increase in clothing consumption has been driven by the reduction of clothing prices, but...
What is the real price we pay for this?
Cheap labor
Importance of sustainable practices and consumer awareness
Negative environmental and social impacts of the textile sector
UN SDG and how they relate to the fashion and textile sector
Clean water and sanitation
reduce the excessive and unsustainable use of natural resources such as water or energy, promote more responsible practices throughout the production chain, reduce polluting emissions and mitigate climate change.
improve working conditions in textile sector and reduce poverty
No poverty
Responsible consumption and production
Good health and well-being
improve the health and well-being of both workers and consumers
Climate action
Principles and values that should guide ethics and CSR
Respect for human rights
Preventive approach to the environment
Anti-corruption
Support for human rights defenders
Awareness raising and capacity building
Support for trade unions
Consideration in conflict situations
Consequences of implementing an ethical and sustainable textile and fashion system
CSR in textile sector:
Improved working conditions for workers and increased productivity.
responsible practices for human rights, environment, transparency, and sustainability.
Positive impact of responsible practices on environment, communities, and economy.
CSR contributes to local economic development and community well-being.
Benefits of responsible practices: enhanced reputation, cost reduction, and consumer attraction.
Responsible practices in textile sector have environmental, social, and economic benefits.
Model
companies
05.
Model companiess
“Our goal is to not only minimize harm, but also create a positive benefit for the lives that we touch through our business.” - the mission and vision of the company Patagonia.
Patagonia
Preguntas Frecuentes
A high proportion of its materials are made from recycled fabrics, including its polyester, nylon, and wool.
Patagonia does not use materials that pollute the environment; in fact, they try to use materials that can be recycled. There is also publicly available information in the form of reports about workers' working conditions, gender equality, and so on. In addition, during the pandemic, the company actively supported workers. Now they are actively defending animal rights and cooperating with a global animal welfare organization.
workers with good policies to audit suppliers in its supply chain
They started to use leather and recycled exotic animal hair, and uses recycled wool and down in some of its products
Patagonia also disclosed some policies to protect workers in its supply chain from the virus
We strive to create the most beautiful, desirable products with the least impact on our environment. Our conscious values are also the inspiration behind our innovation.” - the mission and vision of Stell McCartney brand.
Stell McCartney
Model companiess
Stella McCartney
The brand has a general statement about minimizing animal suffering, but no official animal protection policy. And while Stella McCartney does not use leather, fur, angora, shearing or exotic animal skins or hair, it does use wool (from non-mule sheep) and recycled cashmere, which helps to minimize the impact on both the environment and animals.
The brand has set some good environmental standards using eco-friendly materials, including recycled polyester, organic cotton, and regenerated cashmere.
In conclusion
Ethical companies in the fashion industry prioritize sustainable and ethical practices in their production processes
Respect their employees and take care of them
The working conditions for the employees of the company are ethical
Not use animals as a resource for products
Decent and fair salaries
Conclusions
Conclusions
Challenges and opportunities in the textile and fashion industry
Consequences of ethical and sustainable production
ethical and corporate social responsibility challenges and opportunities faced by the textile and fashion industry, including issues such as low wages, poor working conditions, and the use of toxic materials in production.
potential consequences of implementing an ethical and sustainable textile and fashion system for both the industry and society as a whole.
Intergovernmental and national actions for sustainable production
Examples of model companies
actions taken by governments and international organizations to promote sustainable production in the textile and fashion industry.
examples of model companies that are leading the way towards more sustainable and ethical production in the textile and fashion industry.
Principles and values for ethics and corporate social responsibility
Importance of sustainable and ethical production
principles and values that should guide ethics and corporate social responsibility in the textile and fashion sector, including transparency, accountability, and participation.
sustainable and ethical production in the textile and fashion industry is both possible and necessary for a fairer and more sustainable future.
Bibliography
- Business Insider España. (2023). Malas prácticas que realizan las tiendas en rebajas a los consumidores [Web page]. Retrieved from https://www.businessinsider.es/malas-practicas-realizan-tiendas-rebajas-consumidores-1183386 - European Commission. (2011). Renewed EU strategy 2011-2014 on corporate social responsibility [Communication to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions]. Retrieved on 19th April 2023, from https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/ALL/?uri=CELEX%3A52011DC0681 - European Union. (2022). Commission Regulation (EU) No 720/2022 of 29 April 2022 amending Regulation (EU) No 330/2010 as regards the extension of its period of application. Retrieved from https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX%3A52022DC0141 - Falero, J. C. (2021). ODS y su aplicación a la Industria Textil y de la Moda. Cuadernos del Centro de Estudios de Diseño y Comunicación, (127). Retrieved on 18th April 2023, from https://dspace.palermo.edu/ojs/index.php/cdc/article/view/4582 - Good On You. (n.d.). How Ethical Is Patagonia? [Web page]. Retrieved from https://goodonyou.eco/how-ethical-is-patagonia/ - Good On You. (n.d.). How Ethical Is Stella McCartney? [Web page]. Retrieved from https://goodonyou.eco/how-ethical-is-stella-mccartney/
Thankyou!
- Grupo de Trabajo sobre la cuestión de los derechos humanos y las empresas transnacionales y otras empresas. (2011). Principios rectores sobre las empresas y los derechos humanos. Retrieved on 20th April 2023, from https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/Documentos/HRBodies/HRCouncil/WGTransCorp/HRWGTCorpGuidingPrinciples.pdf - Iglesias Zaragozá, N. (2022). Análisis estratégico de la posible alternativa al modelo tradicional del sector textil, la moda sostenible (Doctoral dissertation, Universitat Politècnica de València). Retrieved on 18th April 2023, from Análisis estratégico de la posible alternativa al modelo tradicional del sector textil, la moda sostenible (upv.es) - La Alianza de la ONU para la Moda Sostenible abordará el impacto de la “moda rápida” . (2019). Retrieved from: https://www.unep.org/es/noticias-y-reportajes/comunicado-de-prensa/la-alianza-de-la-onu-para-la-moda-sostenible-abordara-el - La Vanguardia. (2022). La oscura verdad sobre Shein: Jornadas de trabajo interminables y descuentos en el sueldo por fallos [Web page]. Retrieved from https://www.lavanguardia.com/magazine/moda/20221018/8572011/oscura-verdad-sobre-shein-jornadas-trabajo-interminables-descuentos-sueldo-fallos.html - Ministerio de Consumo. (n.d.). Campañas de prensa. Retrieved from https://consumo.gob.es/es/campanas-prensa - Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica y el Reto Demográfico. (2022, April 15). El Gobierno aprueba el PERTE de Economía Circular para acelerar la transición hacia un sistema productivo más eficiente y sostenible en el uso de materias primas [Press release]. Retrieved from https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/prensa/ultimas-noticias/el-gobierno-aprueba-el-perte-de-economía-circular-para-acelerar-la-transición-hacia-un-sistema-productivo-más-eficiente-y-sostenible-en-el-uso-d/tcm:30-537834 - Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica y el Reto Demográfico. (2023). España Circular 2030. Retrieved from https://www.miteco.gob.es/images/es/espanacircular2030_def1_tcm30-509532_mod_tcm30-509532.pdf
Bibliography
- Organización para la Cooperación y el Desarrollo Económicos. (2017). OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Supply Chains in the Garment and Footwear Sector. https://doi.org/10.1787/9789264290587-en - Pacto Mundial. (1999). Diez principios. Retrieved on 20th April 2023, from https://www.pactomundial.org/que-puedes-hacer-tu/diez-principios/ - Patagonia. (n.d.). Our Core Values [Web page]. Retrieved from https://www.patagonia.com/core-values.html - Pinker Moda. (2022). Informe económico de la moda en España 2022 [Web page]. Retrieved from https://pinkermoda.com/informe-economico-de-la-moda-en-espana-2022/ - Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Medio Ambiente. (2022). La Alianza de la ONU para la Moda Sostenible abordará el cambio climático y la biodiversidad. Retrieved from https://www.unep.org/es/noticias-y-reportajes/comunicado-de-prensa/la-alianza-de-la-onu-para-la-moda-sostenible-abordara-el - Stella McCartney. (n.d.). About Stella McCartney [Web page]. Retrieved from https://www.stellamccartney.com/us/en/stellas-world/about-stella-mccartney.html - United Nations Development Programme. (s/f). What are the Sustainable Development Goals? Retrieved from https://www.undp.org/sustainable-development-goals - United Nations Development Programme. (s.f.). Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible. Retrieved from https://www.undp.org/es/sustainable-development-goals - YouthMUN Madrid. (2022). Guía de estudio de Alianza de la ONU para la Moda Sostenible YMM 2022. Retrieved from https://www.youthmunmadrid.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Guia-de-estudio-de-Alianza-de-la-ONU-para-la-Moda-Sostenible-YMM-2022.pdf
Bibliography