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SUMMARY:Sustainability in Creative Industries (SCI) – 5th Edition
DESCRIPTION:The 5th International Conference on Sustainability in Creative Industries (SCI)\, organised by IEREK in collaboration with Universitas Ciputra\, explores how sustainability can be integrated into creative industries through responsible design\, production\, technology and business practices. \nThe conference examines the environmental\, social and economic dimensions of creative work across architecture\, interior design\, fashion\, media\, visual arts\, digital technologies\, marketing\, cultural heritage and tourism. \nTopics include sustainable materials\, circular design\, waste reduction\, renewable energy\, AI and digital transformation\, sustainable architecture\, ethical sourcing\, green media production and sustainable consumer behaviour. The conference provides an academic and professional platform for researchers\, practitioners\, policymakers and creative-industry professionals to exchange research and discuss practical approaches to sustainability. \nThe conference covers a particularly broad range of creative industries. Its published scope includes:\n1. Architecture and real estate – sustainable architecture\, adaptive reuse\, green building materials and biophilic design.\n2. Interior design and furnishings – sustainable furniture\, non-toxic materials and resource-efficient interiors.\n3. Fashion and textiles – ethical sourcing\, sustainable production and material innovation.\n4. Creative materials and manufacturing – waste-to-resource innovation\, smart materials and regenerative materials.\n5. AI and digital transformation – AI for sustainability\, energy-efficient software\, sustainable gaming and digital media.\n6. Plastics and circular economy – recycling\, upcycling\, bio-based plastics and circular design.\n7. Craftsmanship and cultural heritage – sustainable crafts\, conservation and indigenous knowledge.\n8. Film and media – sustainable production\, environmental storytelling and climate communication.\n9. Marketing and consumer behaviour – sustainable branding\, greenwashing and responsible advertising.\n10. Creative education and design methodologies – sustainable design education and systems thinking.\n11. Visual arts and exhibition design – sustainable art materials and low-waste exhibitions.\n12. Gastronomy and creative tourism – sustainable food experiences and cultural tourism.\n13. Policy\, governance and sustainable finance – systemic and financial frameworks for creative industries.
URL:https://eventsforimpact.com/event/sustainability-in-creative-industries-sci-5th-edition/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Architecture,Circular Economy,Construction,Design,Fashion & Textiles,Sustainable Architecture & Construction,Sustainable Design
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SUMMARY:ZDHC Global Circularity Summit 2026
DESCRIPTION:The ZDHC Global Circularity Summit 2026\, themed “Decoding the Chemistry Behind Scalable Circularity”\, brings together stakeholders from the textile\, apparel\, leather and footwear industries to explore how safer chemical management can enable credible and scalable circular systems. \nThe summit examines the relationship between chemical management and textile circularity\, including feedstock quality\, contaminants\, recycling technologies\, chemical compliance\, material recovery and circular design. It also addresses the investment\, policy\, data transparency and cross-sector collaboration needed to move circularity from pilot projects to implementation across global value chain. \nProgramme\n4 November – Chemistry as the Foundation for Circular Systems\n– Welcome and ZDHC’s role in scaling safe circular systems\n– Designing safe circularity\n– Chemical management and textile recycling\n– Feedstock quality and pre-processing\n– Mechanical and chemical recycling pathways\n– Circularity ecosystems and industry collaboration\n– Data transparency\, regulation and risk\n– Solutions ready for adoption \n5 November – Financing and Scaling Circularity\n– From chemistry insight to investment action\n– Chemical and operational risk in circularity\n– Managing legacy chemical risks in textile recycling\n– Making circularity investable\n– Private capital and infrastructure\n– Scaling circular chemistry through industry partnerships \nThe published agenda also includes breakfast networking\, breaks\, lunch and a drinks reception
URL:https://eventsforimpact.com/event/zdhc-global-circularity-summit-2026/
LOCATION:MAAT – Museum of Art\, Architecture and Technology\, Avenida Brasília\, Lisbon\, 1300-598\, Portugal
CATEGORIES:Chemicals & Pollution,Circular Economy,Fashion & Textiles,Sustainable Textiles,Textile & Fashion Industry
ORGANIZER;CN="ZDHC Foundation":MAILTO:communications@zdhc.org
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SUMMARY:Innovation Forum - Sustainable Apparel and Textiles Conference: Europe 2027
DESCRIPTION:The Sustainable Apparel and Textiles Conference: Europe brings together apparel brands\, textile manufacturers\, suppliers and sustainability professionals to accelerate the transition to more sustainable fashion and textile value chains. The conference focuses on practical implementation\, including circular design\, sustainable materials\, supply-chain transparency\, decarbonisation\, responsible sourcing\, workers’ rights and the business case for sustainability. The programme features interactive discussions\, workshops and networking opportunities.
URL:https://eventsforimpact.com/event/innovation-forum-sustainable-apparel-and-textiles-conference-europe-2027/
LOCATION:Amsterdam\, Amsterdam\, Noord-Holland\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Circular Economy,Climate Change,Fashion & Textiles,Resource Efficiency
ORGANIZER;CN="Innovation Forum":MAILTO:info@innovation-forum.co.uk
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