ZUG – The C&A Foundation has announced a request for proposals (RFP) for both research programmes and prototype initiatives from across industry as it looks to accelerate circular business practices that will evoke positive outcomes for workers, employees and customers, not just the brands and manufacturers.
Instigated through the C&A Foundation’s Circular Fashion programme, the RFP aims to encourage more expansive thinking on how circular business can benefit the people: addressing cases of social injustice in the supply chain, and creating more cohesive relationships via greater connectivity.
Proposals deemed suitable for either further research or implementation will be categorised in one of two ways, with one batch eligible for funding of up to €100,000 and the other between €100,000 and €500,000.
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