DUBAI – The Global Fashion Agenda today publishes the second edition of a multi-agency report based on the insights of more than 25 leading organisations to guide brands towards a net-positive fashion industry.
Launched at COP28 in Dubai, the 2023 GFA Monitor combines guidance from the likes of the Apparel Impact Institute, Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Fair Labor Association, Social & Labor Convergence Program (SLCP) and Textile Exchange in one publication.
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