21/04/2020

Annex 1. Stakeholders in the Garment and Footwear Sector

The Macro-Ecosystem of the Garment and Footwear Supply Chain

 Stakeholder Mapping Report by Level Level 1: Core Business Function Level 2: Extended Enterprise Level 3: Wider Business Ecosystem

Note 1: that organisations listed in italics are those not currently engaged in the project and are ones to consider.

Note 2: Recommendations on specific stakeholders to engage are given in the last column. They are provided for consideration and consultation.

Level (1): Core Business Function Categorisation: Core Business Function / Type: Industry associations

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: European Outdoor Group Manufacturing associations in focus countries are Federation of the European Sporting critical stakeholders for engagement and goods Industry (FESI) Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and consultation. These organisations typically Euratex Exporters Association (BGMEA) represent their members across multiple tiers of the European Confederation of the Footwear Bangladesh Knit Manufacturers and Exporters sector. For example, in , ITKIB contains sub- Industry (CEC) Association (BKMEA) groups from the apparel RMG sector, and Creamoda raw materials and leather and leather products. Camera Moda Brazil Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry Brazilian Textile and Apparel Industry Manufacturing associations in one country can be Modint Association (ABIT) influential at a policy level in another country Sistema Moda Italia Centre for the Brazilian Tanning Industry (Republic of Korea in for example, USCIB (United States Council for (CICB) China in Ethiopia). International Business) Scotland – UKFT Cambodia To ensure effective representation of these texttil+mode Garment Manufacturers Association in organisations, the recommendation would be to International Apparel Federation (IAF) Cambodia (GMAC) engage primarily through ITF and IAF which International Textile Manufacturers represent multiple national manufacturing Association (ITMF) China associations and can provide high level strategic International Manufacturers Association China National Textile and Apparel Council support and engagement. ITF and IAF are American Apparel and Footwear (CNTAC) engaged in RBC initiatives at EU level on the EU Association CTIC Green Deal and Circular Economy Apparel Impact Institute China Leather Industry Association (CILA)

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International Textile Organisation Ethiopia Key industry associations that focus on specific (IWTO) (International) Ethiopian Textiles and Garment Manufacturer fibres, for example, the ICCA, can be engaged National Cattleman's Beef Association Association (ETGAMA) with during the value chain mapping activities for Beef Board the relevant fibre type. International Council of Tanners India International Council of Hides, Skins and Confederation of Indian Industries (Textile Leather Traders Associations Committee) (CII) Confederation of Indian (CITI) Multiple additional regional organisations.

Indonesia Indotext Employers Association of Indonesia (APINDO)

Mongolia Mongolian Wool and Cashmere Association

Republic of Korea Korean Federation of Textile Industries (KOFOTI) Korean Garment Manufacturers Association Korean Society of Clothing and Textiles (KSCT)

Turkey Istanbul Textile and Apparel Exporters Association (ITKIB) Turkish Textile Employers’ Association AEGEAN Textile and Raw Material Exporters Association (ETHIB) AEGEAN Apparel Exporters Association (EHKIB) Istanbul Ready-Made Garment Exporters Association (IHKIB)

Viet Nam Viet Nam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS)

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Categorisation: Core Business Function / Type: Commodity merchants and Auction houses

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Ecom Agroindustrial Corp Commodity merchants and those that provide Plexus India additional value-add services such as Plexus are RCMA Biraj () recommended for engagement particularly Louis Dreyfus during the value chain mapping stage. Noble Group Bangladesh Also refer to Raw Material Providers Plant-Based Paul Reinhart Brazil for industry associations such as ICA, ICAC. Cargill Cambodia Allenberg China Dunavant Enterprises Ethiopia Organic Cotton Plus Indonesia Plains Cotton Growers Cooperative Mongolia Staplcotton Cooperative Republic of Korea Calcot Cotton Cooperative Turkey Olam () Viet Nam

Categorisation: Core Business Function / Type: Raw material providers AND Fabric & fibre producers and processors – Animal based

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: International Fur Federation (IFF) Cotance China Fur Europe PrimeAsia Leather Corporation German Leather Federation British Fur Trade Association Bangladesh AQC (watch manufacturers association) Leather Research Centre Brazil UNIC (Italian Tanneries Assoc) JBS Leather & Hide Council of America North American Meat Institute Cambodia United States Hide, Skin & Leather Ethiopia Association India Sustainable Fibre Alliance (Cashmere) Indonesia JBS Mongolia Mosstrich Republic of Korea COMING Turkey

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Wollsdorf Ledel International Viet Nam Leatherteq Vietnam Leather, Footwear and Handbag Authenticae (Leather Tannery) Association (Lefaso) Cittandini Conceria Blutonic Wollsdorf Ledel International BADER Gmelich + Sohne Mats Beneficiamento de Couro Sudleder Tannerie de Periers Weinheimer Leder Couros Nobre Beneficiamento Curtidos Badia Marzotto Wool Manufacturing Mamuda (Nigeria) Fuga Couros (SA) Stahl The Schneider Group AQC - Association for Quality Assurance of Leather Bracelets Manufacturers Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (GRSB) Leather Working Group Cargill National Beef JBS USA

Categorisation: Core Business Function / Type: Raw material providers – Plant based

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: International Cotton Advisory Committee Bangladesh Engagement with high level organisations such as Cotton Incorporated Bangladesh Cotton Association the ICAC and ICA and with commodity traders (as European Confederation of Flax and per Commodity Merchants sub-category). Brazil International Cotton Association ABRAPA Cotton USA

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China China Cotton Association

Ethiopia Ethiopian Cotton Producers, Exporters & Ginners Association

India Cotton Association of India Chetna Society Chetna Vikas SEWA

Indonesia Asia Pacific

Turkey Turkish Cotton Association

Cambodia Mongolia Republic of Korea Viet Nam Vietnam Cotton & Spinning Association (VCOSA)

Categorisation: Core Business Function / Type: Fabric & fibre producers and processors – Plant based

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Candiani + Blue Collars Fabric and fibre producers and processors can be Lenzing Bangladesh engaged through the Industry Associations. Ratti Bangladesh Textile Mills Association WEBA Include individual producers and processors at Albini Group Cambodia different stages from progressive, average and Gruppo Tessile Industriale Chinese Textile Association in Cambodia challenged. Biseta Ezio Ghiringhelli India Some individual processors have been Tessilbusto Aditya Birla recommended for engagement that are

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Tifiex Pratibha Syntex recognised leaders on sustainability such as Tollegno Lenzing and engaging in traceability projects such Alex Begg Indonesia as Asia Pacific Rayon which is part of the WEF Malifico Fragi Asia Pacific Rayon public-private blockchain project. Lanificio Egidio Filmar Republic of Korea Di. Ve Spinners & Weavers Association of Korea (SW E. Boselli Viet Nam Filatura Pettinata Mellol Viet Nam Cotton & Spinning Association G. tosi Tintoria Lanecardate Brazil Manifattura Golf China Marchi & Fildi /Rubelli Ethiopia Mongolia Maglificio Maggia Turkey Manifattura Renata Successori Giuseppe Cattanio Tessitura Armand Saccal Tessitura Enrico Sironi Tessitura Tavorlelli TMR Cederna Baruffa Lane Borgosesia Bemberg(JP) re:newcell Pinatex Zoa

Categorisation: Core Business Function / Type: Raw material providers AND Fabric & fibre producers and processors – Synthetic based

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Sinterama Priority recommendation to engage with CIRFS Achille Pinto Brazil which represents the European industry and Rudolf Group Brazilian Man-Made Fibres Producers engages with the major national bodies European Man-Made Fibres Association Association representing synthetic fibres in producer countries. (CIRFS) Some individual providers have been

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International Bureau for the China recommended for engagement that are globally Standardization of Man-Made Fibres China Petroleum Chemical Co significant such as Indorama and Reliance. American Fibre Manufacturers’ Association India Association of Plastics Manufacturers in Indorama Europe Reliance European Nonwovens Association National Council of Textile Organizations Indonesia (USA) Indonesian Synthetic Fibre Makers Association

Republic of Korea Korean Chemical Fibres Association

Categorisation: Core Business Function / Type: Product manufacturers (C-M-T & Assembly)

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Ratti The majority of stakeholders are existing Clerici Tessito stakeholders within the project and are based in Giovanni Clerici & Figli . The recommendation would be to engage Lanificio Reggiani with manufacturers through the Industry Leggiuno Associations. Ricamifico A. Rola Stamperia Olonia Tintoria Viola Stamperia Di Lambrugo Tintoria Moretti

Categorisation: Core Business Function / Type: Label, accessory, trim, packaging suppliers

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Avery Dennison Further mapping of associations that represent this BerBrand sub-category is needed for the value chain Allavelli Michele mapping stage and this can be provided through consultation with the expert working groups and the national industry associations.

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Categorisation: Core Business Function / Type: Retailers / Brands

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Adidas This sub-category is well represented and Anima China recommendations include those classed as ASOS ANTA Sports Products Ltd keystone companies with significant influence by Asket Heilan Group the World Benchmarking Alliance. The H&M Group Souyute Group recommendation would be to engage through Hugo Boss associations such as the SAC that represent Kering multiple brands to ensure effective engagement JBC and to ensure alignment at sector level. John Lewis Stella McCartney Burberry LVMH Albini Group Furla YNAP (Yoox / NetaPorter) Alfredo Grassi Bel&Bo Decathlon C&A Facenti Giorgio Hayley Hanson Icebreaker Kings of Indigo Lanifico Angelico Maison Dupuy de Lome WRAD Johnstons of Elgin Prada Chanel Vivienne Westwood Guffanti Moda Calceviva

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Prosafco VF Corp Ralph Lauren Nike Walt Disney Olistic the Label Inditex Animanà IKEA Primark Marks and Spencer Superdry Zalando Abercrombie & Fitch Amazon American Eagle Ascena Urban Outfitters Under Armour GAP L Brands PVH HanesBrands Inc Levi Strauss Patagonia Ermenegildo Zegna

Categorisation: Core Business Function / Type: Trade unions

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: IndustriALL Represented through IndustriALL IndustriALL and its global affiliates in national ITUC producer countries are required stakeholders to (Myanmar) ensure traceability standards and sustainability Industrial Workers Federation of Myanmar indicators incorporate trade union and worker representation input and feedback.

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Level (2): Extended Enterprise

Categorisation: Extended Enterprise / Type: Sourcing agents

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Priority recommendation to engage with Li & Fung and China WE Connor which both operate globally. Li & Fung WE Connor

Categorisation: Extended Enterprise / Type: Importers, Exporters, Distributors

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: R di S (fabric wholesale distributor) Further mapping of associations that represent this sub- Bangladesh category is needed for the value chain mapping Brazil stage, particularly within the producer countries. This Cambodia can be provided through consultation with the expert China working groups, in particular through the industry Ethiopia associations and the brands and retailers. India Indonesia Mongolia Republic of Korea Turkey Viet Nam

Categorisation: Extended Enterprise / Type: Freight & Shipping (sea, air, rail, road)

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: International Air Transport Association Recommendation to engage primarily through IATA International Federation of Freight Bangladesh and IFFFA which represent multiple national Forwarders Associations Brazil manufacturing associations and can provide high Vago Spa Cambodia level strategic support and engagement. Hermes Group China Maersk Ethiopia DHL India

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CMA CGM Indonesia Other recommended companies are those working on Evergreen Mongolia sustainability with the sector for example through the Hapag-Lloyd Republic of Korea Arctic Shipping Corporate Pledge. Mediterranean Shipping Company Turkey Viet Nam

Categorisation: Extended Enterprise / Type: Registers & Databases of suppliers

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Open Apparel Registry No further recommendations. Sourcemap Bangladesh WikiRate Project e.V. Mapped in Bangladesh (BRAC) SEDEX Bangladesh RMG Sustainability Council Fair Factories Clearinghouse (Accord) EON Group

Categorisation: Extended Enterprise / Type: Third party inspection bodies & Audit companies

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: TUV The priority recommendation is to engage through Control Union China APSCA as the key body representing auditors and Association of Professional Social China Certification and Inspection Group which is engaged at a sectoral level on industry Compliance Auditors (APSCA) initiatives. SAI Bangladesh BSCI Brazil WRAP Cambodia SCS Global Services (USA, Global) China Intertek, NSF international (USA, Global) Ethiopia Ecocert (France, Global) ICEA (Italy, Global) India CERES (Germany) OneCert International (also Global) ICMQ Certification India Get if Fair

Indonesia Mongolia Republic of Korea

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Turkey USB Certification Etko

Viet Nam

Categorisation: Extended Enterprise / Type: Standardization bodies, certification bodies, testing laboratories

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Textile Exchange A sub-category with many individual organisations and Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) Bangladesh competing standards. World Fairtrade Organisation Bangladesh RMG Sustainability Council Recommendation to focus on sustainability certificate HIGG (Accord) systems most commonly used within the industry such Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) as GOTS, FairTrade, HIGG, OEKO-TEX, BCI; and then ICEC (leather) Brazil supplement with those used at a cross-sector level Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) Brazilian Leather Sustainability such as GRI and WBA. Additionally, CEN which sets Eco Label Certification international standards such as the BSI, and ISO should Fairtrade International be engaged with. Sustainably Grown China: ISCC China National Institute of Carbon Trust Standardisation OEKO-TEX ICEA Cambodia Soil Association Ethiopia Cotton Connect Cotton Made In Africa India Cradle to Cradle ICMQ Certification India AFIRM Group Get it Fair USDA National Organic Program Cotton USA Indonesia Regenerative Organic Certified Mongolia Welfur Republic of Korea Centre European de Normalisation (CEN) Turkey World Benchmarking Alliance Viet Nam B-Corp Bluesign Canopy ISO

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Greenscreen for Safer Chemicals IMO Control International Wool Textile Organisation IVN Leather Nordic Swan SCS pOsti

Categorisation: Extended Enterprise / Type: End of market / life processors

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Phoenxt Further mapping of associations that represent this sub- Diverse Recycling Solutions India category is needed for the value chain mapping Sympany Panipat, India stage and this can be provided through consultation Ffac Shoddy Mills Association with the expert working groups and organisations Charities Recycling Association (UK) Shankar Woollen Mills specifically engaged on circular economy (detailed in Circle Textile Level 3). I:CO SOEX Recycling Germany Circle Economy Gemeinschaft für textile Zukunft (Future of Textile Association) Dachverband Fairwertung

Categorisation: Extended Enterprise / Type: Chemical suppliers

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: International Chemical Secretariat Priority recommendation to engage with ChemSec. (ChemSec) ZDHC (categorised under Platforms / Initiatives) and CleanChain (ADEC) TEGWA. Association of Manufacturers of Process & CleanChain (ADEC) is recommended as a technology Performance Chemicals (TEGEWA) provider for chemical management working with the BASF industry and engaged in other UN initiatives. STAHL TDL Zimmer and Schwarz

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Categorisation: Extended Enterprise / Type: Machinery suppliers

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: National Association of Manufacturers of Priority recommendation to engage through Footwear, Leather goods & Tanning China ASSOMAC. Technologies (ASSOMAC) Bangladesh Fratelli Carlessi Brazil Gemata Cambodia Tomboni Ethiopia Ufficine di Cartigliano India Olcina Indonesia Valvan Baling Systems – FIBERSORT Mongolia Republic of Korea Turkey Viet Nam

Level (3): Wider Business Ecosystem

Categorisation: Wider Business Ecosystem / Type: Intergovernmental bodies

International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: OECD No further recommendations at this stage. UNIDO (United Nations Industrial African, Caribbean & Pacific Group of Development Organisation) States (ACP) ILO & ILO BW ITC (International Trade Centre) UNEP (United Nations Environmental Programme) UNGC (United Nations Global Compact) UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade & Development) UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change) ICTSD (International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development) Page 15 of 22

UNECE (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe) WTO (World Trade Organisation) UNIC (United Nations Information Centre) IFC (International Finance Corporation) World Bank CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora)

Regional EU EC DG DEVCO (EU European Directorate- General for International Cooperation & Development) EU EC DG JUST (EU European Directorate- General for Justice & Consumers) EU EC DG ENV (EU European Directorate- General for Environment) EU EC DG GROW (EU European Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SME) European Parliament African, Caribbean & Pacific Group of States (ACP)

Categorisation: Wider Business Ecosystem / Type: National government bodies

Europe and USA Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Italian Ministry of Economic Development Bodies within the EU are well represented. Italian National Agency for New Bangladesh Engagement with national government departments Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Bangladesh Tariff and Trade Commission, within producer countries needs to be increased. The Economic Development (ENEA) Ministry of Commerce recommendation is that this is funnelled through the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs Industry Associations or via the UNECE secretariat to Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Brazil ensure the appropriate bodies are identified, for Dutch Ministry of Water Brazilian Delegation to the OECD example at sector level e.g. Ministry of Textiles, and at German Development Agency (GIZ trade and development level. In addition, GmbH) Cambodia engagement with government procurement Ministry of Labour & Vocational Training departments is recommended.

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German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy China German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development Ethiopia French Ministry of Economy (French Ethiopian Investment Commission Treasury) and French NCP to the OECD Embassy of Sweden India Sida (Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency) Indonesia Swiss Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research Japan Jastpro Japanese Delegation to the OECD Belgium Federal Public Service, Economy / Belgium NCP to the OECD Mongolia Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs / Austrian NCP Morocco UK DFID Morocco NCP to the OECD UK NCP UK DEFRA (Circular Economy Policy and Republic of Korea International Engagement) US Government CSR, Labour Affairs and Turkey APEC Turkish Ministry of Trade US Department of State (Bureau of Turkish Ministry of Industry & Technology Democracy, Human Rights and Labour) Viet Nam Ministry of Industry and Trade

Categorisation: Wider Business Ecosystem / Type: Customs administrations

Global Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: World Customs Organisation Represented through the WTO Priority recommendation to engage through the WCO.

EU and USA EU Taxation and Customs Union Australia Customs and Border Protection Australian Border Force

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Categorisation: Wider Business Ecosystem / Type: Multi-stakeholder initiatives

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) Strong recommendation to engage with the MSIs Dutch Agreement on Sustainable (SAC, Dutch Agreement, German Partnership) leading Garments & Textiles alignment towards a common industry approach on German Partnership for Sustainable traceability and transparency and sustainability Textiles indicators including the HIGG. Ethical Trading Initiative Fair Wear Foundation Consideration needs to be given to MSIs operating in Fair Labour Association focus countries and these can be determined through consultation with national bodies at government and trade association level.

Categorisation: Wider Business Ecosystem / Type: Platforms, initiatives, foundations

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Zero Discharge for Hazardous Chemicals This sub-category is well represented. In addition to the Global Agenda existing stakeholders within the expert working groups, Textile Exchange a strong recommendation to engage with the Fashion World Business Council for Sustainable Pact which represent brands including those from the Development luxury sector. The Fashion Pact has been signed by Fashion for Good CEOs and one of its core commitments is around Organic Cotton Accelerator traceability and transparency. Ellen MacArthur Responsible Sourcing Network Foundation is a principle organisation steering the Cittadellarte Fashion B.E.S.T fashion industry towards circular economy and can A Transparent Company provide guidance on how to incorporate this aspect Laudes Foundation of the value chain into the project. Tessile e Salute Zero Waste Scotland Forum for the Future Consumer Goods Forum French Fashion & Luxury Strategic Committee (COSE361) Fashion Takes Action Circle Economy Ulula WikiRate Project e.V.

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Initiative for Compliance and Sustainability (ICS) Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) Re-Fresh Global Fashion Pact (G7) Common Objective Ellen MacArthur Foundation (Make Fashion Circular) ECAP (European Clothing Action Plan) SCAP (Sustainable Clothing Action Plan) Institut Francais de la Mode (IFM)

Categorisation: Wider Business Ecosystem / Type: Non-governmental organisations

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Clean Clothes Campaign This sub-category is well represented by NGOS that are Fashion Revolution China working to advocate for more transparent and The Circle NGO IPE traceable supply chains. No further recommendations. Human Rights Watch European Environmental Bureau (EEB) India National Wildlife Federation UPSET Textiles The Change Agency Canopy Helvetas SIWI (Stockholm International Water Institute) Hecho por Nosotros (AR) Maquila Solidarity Network Worker Rights Consortium Goodweave Proudly made in Africa Freedom Fund World Economic Forum Transparency International Anti-Slavery International Homeworkers Worldwide NEST

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Categorisation: Wider Business Ecosystem / Type: Academia & Thinktanks

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: University College Dublin Recommendation to engage with London College of University of Northampton Bangladesh Fashion Innovation to understand their work in University of Wageningen BRAC traceability and technology for the sector, and BRAC University of Gavle in Bangladesh. University of Borås (Swedish School of India Textiles) Central Institute for Cotton Research Heriot Watt University SUPSI-INIS University of Lugano Brazil ESMOD Cambodia Bocconi China Politecnico di Milano Ethiopia Institute for the Future India Cornell Fashion Network Indonesia KTH Royal Institute of Technology Mongolia European Centre for Development Policy Republic of Korea Management Turkey London College of Fashion Innovation Viet Nam Agency Sustainable Fashion Academy Parsons School of Design Glasgow Caledonian New York College World Resources Institute Igualada Campus of the University of Lleida

Categorisation: Wider Business Ecosystem / Type: Financial institutions

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Investor Alliance for Human Rights Priority recommendation to engage with specific Hermes investors, for example, Robeco to assess interest in the Robeco project by the investor community. Mainstream AVIVA investors are now covered by EU regulations and have Platform for Living Wage Financials to assess the sustainability risks of their portfolios. Addressing traceability will be one of their key focus areas.

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Categorisation: Wider Business Ecosystem / Type: Technology providers

Europe, USA and International (and other Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: including Canada, South Africa) Oritain and CleanChain are highly recommended to The European Blocktech Federation Bangladesh engage with in this sub-category. Engagement with Dutch Blockchain Coalition Cambodia associations where possible on the standard is likewise GS1 China recommended. Lukso Ethiopia HODLNG Sourcemap India Chain Ops NextGen Knowledge Solutions Haelixa Ecochain Indonesia New Generation Sensors Mongolia Astratum Republic of Korea Global Traceability Solutions Turkey IBM Viet Nam INTTRA Centre for Identification Systems European Blocktech Federation Ramboll RDS Tracelab ShipChain Convergence Inc. Celeris Educhain Convergence Tech Stardust Materials Textile Genesis Minehub Minespider GITA Dagangnet CEFEG Bext360 Tailorlux InCode Technologies

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Provenance Oritain ADEC/CleanChain

Categorisation: Wider Business Ecosystem / Type: Independent experts

Europe, USA and International Organisations in focus countries Key recommendations: Antelis No specific recommendations. Europroject IMPACTIVA liz muller & partners Aite Group Alcon Advies Tasklab.org GCS Consulting GmbH

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