COPENHAGEN – The Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) initiative has today released a new report, in partnership with more than 30 industry bodies, which aims to “guide fashion leaders towards a net positive industry”.
The GFA Monitor was created in partnership with organisations such as the Apparel Impact Institute, Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Fair Labor Association, Social & Labor Convergence Program, and Textile Exchange.
Launched today on the eve of the Global Fashion Summit event – formerly known as the Copenhagen Fashion Summit, it makes use of data from another partner, Higg, to monitor progress and set targets in five key areas.
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