Prevention of Textile Waste

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Prevention of Textile Waste
Author : Naoko Tojo
File Size : 49,6 Mb
Publisher : Nordic Council of Ministers
Language : English
Release Date : 22 October 2012
ISBN : 9789289323857
Pages : 124 pages
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Prevention of Textile Waste by Naoko Tojo Book PDF Summary

Textile exerts various environmental impacts throughout its life cycle. Prevention of textile waste is one means to reduce these impacts. This study seeks to map-out the flow of textile products in the three Nordic Countries, Denmark, Finland and Sweden, from the time they are put on the market until they are discarded. Based on the findings on the flows as well as on the perception of stakeholders, the study reviews and discusses government interventions that may be useful for the enhancement of textile waste prevention. Potential use of various policy instruments based on the concept of extended producer responsibility (EPR) is analysed. The study indicates a handful of areas where further research is needed in order to fine-tune policy actions that would best address the situation specific to the case countries.

Prevention of Textile Waste

Textile exerts various environmental impacts throughout its life cycle. Prevention of textile waste is one means to reduce these impacts. This study seeks to map-out the flow of textile products in the three Nordic Countries, Denmark, Finland and Sweden, from the time they are put on the market until they

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Prevention of Textile Waste

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