ZDHC South Asia Announces Third Regional Conference

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ZDHC South Asia Announces Third Regional Conference

ZDHC South Asia Region is proud to announce its third Regional Conference on 29th April 2022 at The Lalit Hotel, Sahar Road, Andheri East, Mumbai, India. The theme of the conference is “Moving together to create a better planet”. Chemicals impact our planet in terms of clean water, clean air and clean soil, hazardous waste, worker safety, circularity, biodiversity preservation and climate change (through GHG emissions). Sound chemical management is at the heart of reducing these impacts on the environment. The conference will showcase how the ZDHC Roadmap to Zero Programme is ensuring that textile and leather production activities and a safer planet can co-exist. Representatives from all stakeholders in the textile and leather value chain – brands, manufacturers, chemical formulators, solution providers, industry associations and academia – are expected to attend this conference, where industry experts and peers will speak and debate on how we can collaborate and join forces to create a better planet through best practices and innovations in sustainable chemical management. Dipali Goenka, CEO & Jt MD at Welspun India, will be the keynote speaker. The event will be held in-person but will also be streamed live through the ZDHC Virtual Platform for a global audience. The topics that will be covered are:

Building ZDHC Programme Excellence
Scaling ZDHC adoption and accelerating impact
Apparel Alliance collaboration – the key to the future
ZDHC engagement model
Brand journeys with ZDHC
Role of stakeholders in accelerating ZDHC
Innovations in sustainable chemistry, machinery (waterless dyeing technology), process optimisation and resource efficiency and wastewater treatment technologies
Tools for implementing sound chemical management at a factory

The conference will end with a visual experience on the theme through a dance ballet. Registrations to the conference are now open through the events page on the ZDHC website.