Welcome to the Egypt Country Hub!
Welcome to the Egyptian country hub! Here you can find the latest information about the actions SwitchMed is carrying out to achieve sustainable consumption and production in Egypt. Stay tuned!
On the industry side, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) will focus on actions that can develop the value chain of the textile and garment industry to become more circular and sustainable. Together with global brands, international key-experts, local stakeholders, and actors along the textile value chain, UNIDO will work on developing an infrastructure that can valorize post-industrial and pre-consumer textile waste. Together with the ZDHC foundation, local capacities that can help eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in the production of textiles and garments will also be developed in Egypt.
At policy level, Egypt has successfully developed its Sustainable Consumption and Production National Action Plan (SCP-NAP) (UN Sustainable Development Goal 12). For further information please visit the Egypt national policy hub.
Find the outcomes of SwitchMed Phase I in Egypt here.
01/04/2021 · INDUSTRY AND SERVICE PROVIDERS
Textile and garment producers complete a series of online training to improve chemical and wastewater management. Until 2023, UNIDO will advance local capacities to meet the Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) production requirements through training and pilot projects. See more
22/02/2021 · INDUSTRY AND SERVICE PROVIDERS
Within the SwitchMed/MED TEST III project, a two-day information session for Egyptian textile industries introduced the benefits of valorizing textile waste. Under UNIDO's lead, international brands and local institutions will explore opportunities to develop a value chain for recycling post-industrial textile waste. See more
07/01/2021 · INDUSTRY AND SERVICE PROVIDERS
The COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic shutdowns have created unprecedented challenges for the fashion industry, including declining consumer spending and disrupted supply chains. This situation may accelerate the shift to greener, more sustainable supply chains, which will not only be decisive for businesses, but also impact the future of the fashion industry as a whole. See more
01/04/2021 · INDUSTRY AND SERVICE PROVIDERS
Textile and garment producers complete a series of online training to improve chemical and wastewater management. Until 2023, UNIDO will advance local capacities to meet the Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) production requirements through training and pilot projects. See more
22/02/2021 · INDUSTRY AND SERVICE PROVIDERS
Within the SwitchMed/MED TEST III project, a two-day information session for Egyptian textile industries introduced the benefits of valorizing textile waste. Under UNIDO's lead, international brands and local institutions will explore opportunities to develop a value chain for recycling post-industrial textile waste. See more
07/01/2021 · INDUSTRY AND SERVICE PROVIDERS
The COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic shutdowns have created unprecedented challenges for the fashion industry, including declining consumer spending and disrupted supply chains. This situation may accelerate the shift to greener, more sustainable supply chains, which will not only be decisive for businesses, but also impact the future of the fashion industry as a whole. See more
11/12/2019 · NETWORKING FACILITY
The UfM Women Business Forum is an annual regional platform that offers women-led-businesses a unique opportunity to grow... See more
