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Sustainability Paper Recommendations: Cambodian Garment, Footwear and Travel Goods Sector

Discover a curated selection of papers by GIZ on decent work and environmental best practice in the Cambodian garment, footwear and travel goods (GFT) sector. Topics covered include: gender-based violence and harrassment, the inclusion of people living with disabilities, wage digitalisation and waste recycling.

Prevention of Gender-Based Violence and Harassment at the Workplace

The Sustainability Recommendation Paper on the Prevention of Gender-Based Violence and Harassment (GBVH) at the Workplace addresses important issues of GBVH in the Cambodian textile industry. The document entails comprehensive strategies and recommended actions for various stakeholders, including the government, factories, buyers, civil society organisations, and development partners to combat GBVH effectively.

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Promoting the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in the GFT Sector

The Sustainability Recommendation Paper on Promoting the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in the Garment, Footwear, and Travel Goods (GFT) Sector aims to strengthen diversity and equal employment opportunities in Cambodia’s GFT sector.

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Responsible Wage Digitalisation in the GFT Sector

Passionate about making sustainability accessible to smaller brands and home sewers, Charlie founded Offset Warehouse and The Sustainable Fashion Collective, selling ethical and sustainable textiles worldwide offering holistic guidance and expert advice for aspiring ethical fashion entrepreneurs.

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Promoting Textile Waste Management and Recycling in the Garment, Footwear and Travel Goods (GFT) Sector

This paper presents a comprehensive set of recommendations to build an effective ecosystem for post-industrial textile waste recycling in and around Cambodia’s GFT sector. In this context, the evolving environmental due diligence requirements of global supply chains is discussed to underline the need for more circularity. 

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