Forum for the Future – Workshop with stakeholders apparel industry
The initiative has brought together five global brands and seven manufacturers, conducted research into existing
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We enable beneficiary organizations to work towards a solution at the source and create a lasting positive change in our society. Spronck Foundation preferably supports projects that are replicable. The projects supported must align with the organizations objectives and demonstrate measurable impact, such as raising awareness, conducting research, and/or providing solutions.
Furthermore, it is important that there are co-funders for both the projects and the organization. Spronck Foundation supports initiatives and organizations in the Netherlands and Europe that advocate for a plastic-free, healthy living environment and/or provide alternatives to plastic. There is a strong focus on the themes of Single Use Plastic and Fashion.
Synthetic clothing contributes significantly to plastic pollution. More than 60% of all clothing produced is made of plastic. This needs to change.
40% of global plastic production is used to make packaging materials. Many so-called Single Use Plastic applications have alternatives. More awareness needs to be raised about this. Spronck Foundation aims to stimulate research, increase awareness, and promote solutions.
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Spronck Foundation supports initiatives and organizations in the Netherlands and Europe that advocate for a plastic-free, healthy living environment and/or provide alternatives to plastic. There is a strong focus on the themes of Single Use Plastic and Fashion.
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The initiative has brought together five global brands and seven manufacturers, conducted research into existing
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