Project Launch – Sustainability in the Textile Value Chain
Project Launch - Sustainability in the Textile Value Chain
Project Launch - Sustainability in the Textile Value Chain
in the heart of India's rich craft heritage, Tisser is emerging as a beacon of change. We are redefining the craft sector by championing Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA)…
Mumbai, India (October 25, 2024) – Tisser, a visionary organization, is dedicated to revitalizing India’s rich tapestry of handmade crafts and empowering the skilled artisans who bring these creations to…
Women Health & Livelihood Alliance Project Overview Name of the project: Women Health & Livelihood Alliance Location (cluster or region): Mumbai Project duration (start and end dates): February 2024 Project…
Tisser is leading the way in incorporating Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) principles into the craft sector, with a specific focus on marginalized rural artisans. Our "Artisans of Change"…
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, September 20, 2024 – The ACETECH Design Conclave 24′, a prestigious architectural and design expo, recently concluded on September 19th, leaving a lasting impression on attendees with its…
Mumbai, India – September 5, 2024 – The inaugural Desh Ki Khoj art event, held at the prestigious Asta Guru Art Gallery,Kala Ghoda, Mumbai from August 30 to September 3, 2024,…
The Textiles Committee’s “Sustainability in the Textile Value Chain” project, launched in October 2024, is a pioneering initiative to advance circularity within the textile industry in Navi Mumbai. This project was inaugurated by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde at the CIDCO Convention Centre in Vashi. It focuses on promoting sustainable practices by enabling the collection, sorting, and recycling of post-consumer textiles (PCT) through the creation of a dedicated Textiles Recovery Facility (TRF) in Belapur, Navi Mumbai. The project is a collaborative effort involving the Ministry of Textiles, Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation, SBI Foundation, Tisser India, and IDH India.
Tata Power Anokha Dhaga’s “Waste to Wealth” initiative is a transformative project aimed at empowering women artisans in nine clusters across Maharashtra, Jharkhand, and Raigarh. This project started in August 2024. It leverages waste materials like fabric and paper to create sustainable and innovative products, fostering economic empowerment and environmental consciousness.
Women Artisan Project ( LTI ) Project Overview Name of the project: Women Artisan Project Location (cluster or region): Rajasthan, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Orissa Project duration…
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