Sustainable Entrepreneurship : The Need to Go Green with Supriya Shirsat Satam

The Benefits of a Multi-Stakeholder Approach with Vivek JM

A multi-stakeholder partnership is a great opportunity that brings together all actors working to prevent any social or environmental issue from growing. By providing the space to share knowledge and experience, partners are able to work together to create and advance solutions to any pressing global issue. In this episode of the podcast we have Vivek JM, Technical Advisor at GIZ who would be pointing out the importance of partnerships and networking for tackling the issue of marine litter. #OneEarthPodcast #Partnerships #MarineLitter #SDG 13

Making 'Sustainability' your Career Choice with Anurit Kanti

There is no unique path when it comes to sustainability. If you are curious about how to shift or build a career in this field, there are a few ways to get started. So for today’s episode we have Anurit Kanti, a sustainability and ESG professional, who would be sharing with us his journey in the field of sustainability, give us tips to be in this field and share insights for ensuring that the pursuit for sustainable development is accelerated.

Sustainable Entrepreneurship : The Need to Go Green with Supriya Shirsat Satam

The greatest realisation brands must make is that sustainability goes beyond caring for the environment. It involves three major aspects -- environmental, economic and social -- each of which must be taken into consideration for a true sustainability strategy. While many players in the fashion industry are paying more attention to the climate crisis and making greener choices.  In this podcast, we discuss the entrepreneurial journey for creating a sustainable brand with our special guest Supriya Shirsat Satam, founder and creative director of FOReT.

Practices for a Sustainable Future in Fashion with Shruti SIngh

The fashion industry needs to be revamped keeping the planet in mind. When we shop in our favorite store thousands of miles from the factories the clothing was made in, it can be challenging for the consumers to understand the impact that the fashion industry has on the environment and social aspects. However, it is time we understand that the fashion industry can improve and use the resources that are already available.  In this episode, Shruti Singh, Country Head, Fashion Revolution India talks about circular fashion and best practices that can be adopted by the industry and its consumers for a sustainable future.

Opportunities and Challenges for a Sustainable Fashion industry with Rohan Batra

According to the UNFCCC, carbon emissions from the apparel industry are set to cross 60 percent by 2030. In Asian countries like India and China, emerging fashion trends have increased the carbon footprint per garment due to coal-fuelled plants. It has been claimed that the production doubled from 2000 to 2014 and the purchase index of an average consumer increased by 60 percent. This led to a “fast fashion cycle” wherein consumers are purchasing clothes for summer, autumn, spring, and winter, which has forced the fashion industry towards unsustainable fashion. This means the sector produces high volumes of synthetic fibers, polyester, nylon wastewater, and plastic waste. In this episode, we have Rohan Batra, Chief Manager- Sustainability at M&S India, talking about sustainability initiatives along with their opportunities and challenges that have been adopted amongst the fast fashion leaders, including sustainable supply chain management.