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How to recover, sort and disassemble post-consumer garments for circular textile systems?
STRUCTURE
Introduction
- Short introduction of the challenge by the facilitator
Baseline 2015 and Vision 2050
- What happens with post-consumer unwearable garments at the moment? e.g. landfills, downcycling, What is the quality of the garments at the moment?
- What is our vision for 2050? e.g. automatic sorting machines? what does it mean for waste companies and workers in textile sorting firms? 100% zero waste; open source?
Roadmap from 2015 to 2050
- Who needs to be involved?
- What is needed to achieve the vision? E.g. labelling options, standards, transparency tools, policy, business models; the role of open source
- What may counteract to achieve the vision and how to remove barriers?
From Vision to Action - concrete starting points
- What are concrete starting points to achieve the vision?
- What can/will the participants do?
INPUTS
- preparation documents (ESMOD Workshop Outcome ‘Fashion in Cycle’)
- Circle Economy - The Circular Textile Programme - Vision Project
- Circle Economy - The Circular Textile Programme - Textile Sorting & FibreSort Machine
- Wrap
OUTPUTS
- Baseline 2015 and Vision 2050
- Roadmap from 2015 to 2050
- From Vision to Action - concrete starting points (agreements, cooperation ideas)
##Documentation
PAD: To allow participants to document this challenge in real-time, a collaborative Etherpad document has been set up here:
https://pad.oscedays.org/p/berlin_ct4-recovery
FOLDER: To store and share documents, photos and other files relating to this challenge, please upload them to this challenge’s cloud folder:
http://is.gd/ct4_recovery
Facilitators:
Friday (Baseline 2015 + Vision 2050)
- Lucy Norris
- Carina Bischof
Saturday (Roadmap 2015 to 2050) - Lucy Norris
- Max Gilgenmann
Role and tasks of the facilitators:
- give a short introduction and initial inputs
- moderation of the brainstorming discussion
- coordination of the mind-mapping (e.g. distributing pens and paper)
- track the time and give a signal for (optional) rotation
- document the most important results in etherpad
- support the photographer in taking a picture and uploading it on social media (e.g. Facebook)