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Annex 1. Stakeholders in the Garment and Footwear Sector 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 Bangladesh 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 Turkey, ITKIB contains sub- Industry (CEC) Association (BKMEA) groups from the apparel RMG sector, textile 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 Indonesia for example, USCIB (United States Council for (CICB) China in Ethiopia). International Business) Textiles 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) Page 2 of 22 International Wool 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 Textile Industry (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) Page 3 of 22 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 (cotton) 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 (Singapore) 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 Page 4 of 22 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). Hemp Brazil International Cotton Association ABRAPA Cotton USA Page 5 of 22 China China Cotton Association Ethiopia Ethiopian Cotton Producers, Exporters & Ginners Association India Cotton Association of India Chetna Society Chetna Vikas SEWA Indonesia Asia Pacific Rayon 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 Page 6 of 22 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 Furla Filmar Republic of Korea Di. Ve Spinners & Weavers Association of Korea (SW Drago E. Boselli Viet Nam Filatura Pettinata Mellol Viet Nam Cotton & Spinning Association G. tosi Tintoria Lanecardate Brazil Manifattura Golf China Marchi & Fildi /Rubelli Ethiopia Vitale Barberis Canonico Mongolia Maglificio Maggia Turkey Manifattura Renata Successori Giuseppe Cattanio Tessitura Armand Saccal Tessitura Enrico Sironi Tessitura Tavorlelli TMR Cederna Zegna 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 Page 7 of 22 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 Italy. The recommendation
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