HAMBURG – The Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF) has published its latest annual report in which it reflects on the progress of its Cotton Made in Africa (CmiA) standard and other initiatives.
The 2023 report outlines how the AbTF successfully strengthened the market position of its standards for sustainable cotton and cashmere production in the 12 months under review, whilst also investing in new projects to increase transparency in the value chain, and counteract the effects of climate change, the loss of biodiversity, and poor social conditions for the people producing raw materials.
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