Sustainability Challenges In The Second-Hand clothing Supply Chain: Traceability Issue, Environmental Consequences And Local Community, Manufacturing & Economy
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Bachelor's thesis
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2023
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Tieto- ja palvelujohtaminen
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en
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24
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Abstract
The global rise in clothing consumption has led to environmental and socio-economic challenges, with the second-hand clothing market rising as a sustainable alternative. This thesis explores the complexities of the second-hand clothing supply chain (SHCSC), focusing on its global dynamics, environmental impacts, and socio-economic ramifications. It examines the environmental and health hazards associated with second-hand clothing, analyzes the impacts of the SHCSC on local manufacturing, economies, and communities. This thesis also explores the political reality of clothing destination countries and examines options and recommendations regarding the issues. Lastly it considers chain liability issues and eyes the possibilities of traceability in the supply chain.Description
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Movarrei, RezaKeywords
traceability, second-hand clothing, sustainability, environment, supply-chain