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MP's Dhamnod Reports Textile Circularity Initiative As Stakeholders Meet In Indore To Develop Sustainable Industry Roadmap

Dhamnod (Madhya Pradesh): A Cluster Convening and Co-Creation Workshop on Textile Circularity and Resource Efficiency was organised in Indore under the Cluster Collective Programme (CCP) to develop collective solutions and an action plan for strengthening textile waste management, circularity, resource efficiency and market linkages. Joint Director, Industries Department, Government of Madhya…

MP's Dhamnod Reports Textile Circularity Initiative As Stakeholders Meet In Indore To Develop Sustainable Industry Roadmap

In a workshop held in Indore, stakeholders gathered to devise a roadmap for textile circularity and sustainable industry development. Organized under the Cluster Collective Programme (CCP) by the Government of Madhya Pradesh, the event aimed to address textile waste management, circularity, resource efficiency, and market linkages.

Notable attendees included SS Solanki, Joint Director of Industries Department, and representatives from various textile associations and organizations. The Cluster Convening and Co-Creation Workshop focused on transforming textile waste into a resource for new businesses, employment opportunities, and market development, while also tackling waste management challenges.

Participants emphasized the need to align support with the Madhya Pradesh MSME Development Policy 2025 to meet the ground-level requirements of textile enterprises. Key discussions revolved around priority interventions, potential pilot projects, and stakeholder roles to bolster textile circularity in Indore. Conserve India, as the local convener and implementing partner, facilitated the proceedings.

Following the successful workshop, CCP Indore will persist in its efforts to make the textile sector in Indore more circular, resource-efficient, inclusive, and competitive.

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