Fashion for the
People and the Planet
Connecting industry initiatives, scaling circular solutions, and accelerating progress towards the 2030 Agenda through responsible fashion.
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Global Collaboration for a Sustainable Future
The United Nations Fashion and Lifestyle Network is a global platform connecting stakeholders across the fashion and lifestyle sectors to accelerate action on the Sustainable Development Goals.
By fostering collaboration between governments, businesses, civil society, and academia, the Network enables knowledge sharing, partnership building, and the scaling of innovative solutions for a more sustainable industry.
The Network is hosted by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs and works in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Partnerships and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization.
Together, we are building a fashion industry that respects human rights, reduces environmental impact, and contributes to achieving the 2030 Agenda.
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The time to come together to enable action and collaboration to meet these Goals is now!
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A Global Platform for Sustainable Fashion Action
The Network is coordinated by UN DESA and maps commitments, partnerships, and evidence-based solutions across the fashion and lifestyle value chain.
Through this platform, stakeholders can discover initiatives, identify partners, and track collective progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals.
180+
Registered organizations
80
Countries represented
600+
Tracked initiatives
17
SDGs addressed
Registered Initiatives
Initiatives
12 of 438 initiatives
| Organisation | Country | Tipo de entidad | SDGs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Virtu Gem LLC | Kenya | Private sector |
1
No Poverty
2
Zero Hunger
5
Gender Equality
8
Decent Work and Economic Growth
9
Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
10
Reduced Inequalities
|
| Nyananyana Eco Fashion | Indonesia | Private sector |
12
Responsible Consumption and Production
|
| Prota Fiori Public Benefit Corporation | Italy | Private sector |
3
Good Health
5
Gender Equality
6
Clean Water and Sanitation
7
Affordable and Clean Energy
8
Decent Work and Economic Growth
9
Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
11
Sustainable Cities and Communities
12
Responsible Consumption and Production
13
Climate Action
15
Life on Land
|
| Helena Stopher | Private sector |
4
Quality Education
8
Decent Work and Economic Growth
12
Responsible Consumption and Production
|
|
| SOLEIL FASHION HOUSE | Kenya | Private sector |
4
Quality Education
8
Decent Work and Economic Growth
12
Responsible Consumption and Production
|
| greenlist | United States | Private sector |
9
Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
12
Responsible Consumption and Production
|
| Kaiane Designs | Armenia | Private sector |
12
Responsible Consumption and Production
17
Partnerships for the Goals
|
| Atalyé Design BV | Netherlands | Private sector |
3
Good Health
5
Gender Equality
12
Responsible Consumption and Production
13
Climate Action
|
| Huug Home AS | Norway | Private sector |
8
Decent Work and Economic Growth
9
Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
12
Responsible Consumption and Production
13
Climate Action
15
Life on Land
17
Partnerships for the Goals
|
| Yabbey | Private sector |
1
No Poverty
4
Quality Education
5
Gender Equality
8
Decent Work and Economic Growth
9
Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
10
Reduced Inequalities
12
Responsible Consumption and Production
|
|
| In Our Name | Kenya | Private sector |
5
Gender Equality
8
Decent Work and Economic Growth
|
| Onyou | New Zealand | Private sector |
1
No Poverty
4
Quality Education
5
Gender Equality
8
Decent Work and Economic Growth
10
Reduced Inequalities
12
Responsible Consumption and Production
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