The Circular Cotton Cascade has been nominated for SIA-RAAK Award.
Every year Regieorgaan SIA presents the RAAK award for the best practice-oriented research. Led by Maaike van de Kamp – Romijn of Naturalis, this year the jury nominated 6 projects…
Collective Value Creation in Circular Textiles: Indian versus Dutch perspective
Decisions about the final design of the cascade are made based on what stakeholders of participating parties consider important. That is why we asked our partners of the Circular Cotton…
Fiber forward: tracing cotton from the source to consumer and back
Fiber forward traceability allows value chains to trace cotton fibers from the source moving forward across the complete value chain. Traceability on fiber level is essential to achieve transparency in…
Towards regenerative, circular practices with transparency as catalyst
When value chains pursue regenerative and circular practices, transparency is crucial to force decisions about the (re)design of products and processes. Alignment This study identifies the challenges that value chains…
Business Principles for Cascade System in a Regenerative Circular Economy
Cascades are an inherent part of the circular economy. Each resource is reused in multiple steps of a staircase model, cascading down with each step. This requires efforts from multiple…