Regenerative Fibre Networks: Designing viable traceable UK supply chains through nature-positive farming and novel digital systems, supporting livelihoods, climate action, and biodiversity to achieve net-zero.
Regenerative Fibre Networks: Designing viable traceable UK supply chains through nature-positive farming and novel digital systems, supporting livelihoods, climate action, and biodiversity to achieve net-zero.
批准号:
10088542
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金额:
$10.16万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Collaborative R&D
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2023 至 --
中文摘要
在英国,农民认为羊毛是一种废弃的副产品;通过英国羊毛营销委员会出售的羊毛仅向农民返还33便士/公斤,这意味着2019年羊毛收入占绵羊收入的3%。原材料生产占全球服装和鞋类温室气体排放量的38%[全球时尚议程-2020]。因此,该行业有机会通过再生农业大大减少影响。可持续纺织品生产的未来是与纤维种植者建立关系-实施可再生农业实践,可追溯的供应链,开发新的市场途径和多样化的收入来源。从农场层面的整个供应链的合作对于可持续农业实践的规模化采用至关重要-减少对环境的影响,实现净零Dash &米勒(D+M)和Pilio正在开发一种可再生和以人为本的可追溯英国纤维的新型生产模式。建立在创新技术和创新的羊毛种植技术的基础上,为净零创造条件。1.农场一级的气候和自然积极做法。供应链各个阶段的盈利能力和就业机会。3.从农场到消费者的可追溯性4.资源利用作为设计驱动力Dash &米勒(D&M)是一家总部位于布里斯托尔的创新设计工作室,拥有14年以上的经验,为时尚、商业和住宅室内设计以及汽车和当地采购的纤维和纱线纺织品进行共同设计和抽样。美术应用。自2009年以来,我们与耐克、Athleta、Lululemon、路易威登、香奈儿、卡尔文克莱恩、汤姆布朗、约翰刘易斯、Cos和奥利弗博纳斯等知名品牌以及欧洲、美国和亚洲的汽车品牌和纺织厂米尔斯合作。D&M将B2B和B2C客户与面料制造商联系起来,提供使用CAD软件创建的生产就绪的编织设计。Pilio是我们的净零行星为中心的设计合作伙伴,是一家能源和环境创新公司,于2011年诞生于牛津大学环境变化研究所。我们的碳,能源和自然软件和可持续发展咨询服务为英国各地的企业带来科学支持的专业知识和建议,使他们能够成功实施可持续发展战略,实现净零排放,并刺激绿色经济。在这个项目中,我们将与一位数字产品战略家合作,他专门从事以人为本的设计和开发流程。这将帮助我们理解和定义以人为本的系统的机会。该项目是我们简化产品开发流程的天然垫脚石,使用可追溯技术鼓励可持续消费和生产习惯的养成。
英文摘要
In the UK farmers see wool as a waste byproduct; sold through the British Wool Marketing Board it returns just 33p/kg to farmers, meaning in 2019 income from wool was 3% of sheep revenue \[Defra 2022\]. Raw material production accounts for 38% of global apparel and footwear greenhouse gas emissions \[Global Fashion Agenda-2020\]. Therefore, the industry has an opportunity to significantly reduce the impact through regenerative farming. The future of sustainable textiles production is building relationships with fibre growers - implementing regenerative farming practices, traceable supply chains, developing new routes to market and diversifying income streams. Collaboration across the supply chain from farm level is critical to scale uptake of sustainable agricultural practices - reducing environmental impact, enabling net-zeroDash & Miller (D+M) and Pilio are developing a novel production model for traceable UK fibre that is regenerative and people-centric. Built on innovative technology alongside innovative wool growing practises to create conditions for Net-zero.1. Climate and nature positive practices at the farm level.2. Profitability and employment opportunities at all stages of the supply chain.3. Traceability from farm to consumer4. Resource utilisation as design driverDash & Miller (D&M) is a Bristol-based innovative design studio with 14+ years' experience co-designing and sampling locally sourced fibre and yarn textiles for fashion, commercial and residential interiors, as well as automotive and fine art applications. Since 2009 we have worked with high-profile brands such as Nike, Athleta, Lululemon, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Calvin Klein, Thom Browne, John Lewis, Cos and Oliver Bonas, as well as automotive brands and textile mills across Europe, the US and Asia. D&M connects B2B and B2C customers with fabric manufacturers, delivering production-ready woven designs created with CAD software. Pilio, our net-zero planet-centred design partner, is an energy and environmental innovation company born out of the University of Oxford Environmental Change Institute in 2011\. Their carbon, energy, and nature software and sustainability advisory services bring science backed expertise and recommendations to businesses across the UK, enabling them to successfully implement sustainability strategies, reach net-zero emissions, and spur the green economy. In this project we will work with a digital product strategist, who specialises in people-centred design and development processes. This will help us understand and define opportunities for people-centric systems. This project is a natural stepping-stone to our streamlined product development process, using traceable technology to encourage uptake of sustainable consumption and production habits.
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