UTRECHT – Solidaridad and its partner technology QuizRR have launched a pilot project to improve working conditions and productivity in China’s textile and garment supply chain.
The project has received funding from the ASN Bank and will also involve collaboration with H&M, Esprit and KappAhl, as it looks to ensure decent labour conditions and foster progress towards fare wages, improved transparency in alignment with sustainable development goals (SDGs) in the fashion sector.
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