Tool exposes hidden heat risks in garment production

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Heat mapping tools, drought science and a new inequality blueprint underline how climate shocks are reshaping cotton and garment supply chains 

Indian textile factory workers in hot conditions.

DELHI – Heatwatch India and Open Supply Hub’s new dashboard offers a concrete example of how climate data can be used to assess worker heat risk in textile supply chains.

Pratibha, a vertically integrated cotton textile manufacturer in Indore, India, is shown as facing conditions that could become unsafe if peak temperature and humidity coincide.

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