Fashion and the circular economy
This topic area explores how the circular economy works for the fashion industry.
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Are you a circular fashion entrepreneur operating in the textile, apparel, and accessories industry in Africa?
Fashionomics Africa has invited fashion brands to take part in its online sustainable fashion contest, with the chance to win USD 10,000.
Now in its third year, the competition is supported by the United Nations Environment Programme, Parsons School of Design, BPCM, the Centre for Sustainable Fashion, and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.
Prizes include:
USD 10,000 for the best sustainable and innovative brand
A Fashionomics Africa certificate
Access to a network of media insiders and industry experts
The opportunity to take part in online events and share insights on key sustainability challenges facing the industry
The publication of the winner’s story on the African Development Bank’s website and Fashionomics Africa platform
The possibility to attend a Fashionomics Africa webinar as a panelist
A promotion package to advertise the brand on Fashionomics Africa social media for a month
A branding kit, including a new logo, colour palette, recommended fonts, letterhead, business card, and email signature
The winner and finalists will also benefit from networking, mentoring, and capacity building opportunities offered by the competition partners.
The deadline to submit applications is 18th January, 2023, at 23:59 GMT.
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation works to accelerate the transition to a circular economy. We develop and promote the idea of a circular economy, and work with business, academia, policymakers, and institutions to mobilise systems solutions at scale, globally.
Charity Registration No.: 1130306
OSCR Registration No.: SC043120
Company No.: 6897785
Ellen MacArthur Foundation ANBI RSIN nummer: 8257 45 925
The work of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation is supported by our Strategic Partners and Partners.