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Material & Resources
This video presents the project "More Sustainable Chemistry in the Leather Supply Chains" and the four sub-projects resulting from it. The recording was made during an online conference on the launch of the sub-projects on 29.06.2020.
The videos listed below can be used to select specific content from the conference.
Scenario for Leather 2035 - Common Vision for a "More Sustainable Chemistry in Leather Supply Chains
Process outputs
Factsheet: Results Leather-Survey 2020 |
Szenario A - Leather 2035 - Quantity beats Quality |
Szenario B - Leather 2035 - Quality through Appreciation and Awareness |
Theory of Change als PDF downloaden |
Brief profile of subproject 1 "Harmonisation of standards for a “more sustainable” leather chemistry" |
Brief profile of subproject 3 "Chemical and process innovation" |
Brief profile of subproject 4 "Design guidelines for sustainable development" als Factsheet |
Actual publications
Julian Schenten, Martin Führ, Silke Kleihauer und Joana Schönborn, Traceability as driver for more sustainable chemistry in the global textile supply chains, in: Current Opinion in Green and Sustainable Chemistry (Vol 19), October 2019, p. 87-93. |
Patrick Rojahn, Oliver Ruß, Lars Gössl, Matthias Kroschel, Frank Herbstritt, Joachim Heck und Frank Schael, Mixing Performance in a Distributed-Feed Plate-Type Reactor with Multinozzle Injection for Fine Chemical Production Scale, in: Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research (Vol 59), January 2020, p. 3655 – 3668. |
Process Outputs
- Leather Design Competition & Mentoring Program 2022Leather Design Competition & Mentoring Program 20222 MB
- Interim Report after Workshop #2Connection between subprojects
Initial structure of guidelines
12.01.20211 MB - Interim Report after Workshop #3 / Author's Guide to support writing processInterim Report after Workshop #3 / Author's Guide to support writing process641 KB