Creating positive impact for people, planet and progress
Together with our partners, we’re working to develop sustainable business models, create positive on-the-ground impact and improve sector governance in key materials-producing countries.

Textile value chains are long and complex, spanning many types of companies, each with its own social and environmental sustainability challenges.
From cotton to responsibly sourced alternatives for virgin material, our program fosters climate-resilient and regenerative value chains.
Through partnerships with leading brands, retailers and producing country governments, we focus on creating impact in the areas of wages, working conditions, gender, sustainable sourcing and smallholder inclusion. Addressing issues at a systemic level through landscape approaches and initiatives from materials to markets.

Together with our partners, we’re working to develop sustainable business models, create positive on-the-ground impact and improve sector governance in key materials-producing countries.
“To deliver systems-level change in fashion industry, we need initiatives that create long-term value. No one single actor can transform markets or the industry alone. We are delighted to partner with IDH, whose expertise in bringing stakeholders across the value chain together has been invaluable.”
Working for community resilience, thriving ecosystems and enhanced natural resources.
Supporting sustainable trade and climate-resilient practices for cotton farmers, de-risking them from climate impacts in global value chains.
Working with Better Cotton to enhance climate resilience and smallholder livelihoods, leveraging our expertise in landscape and impact finance.
AMAP aims to accelerate the adoption of recycled cotton and polyester by 2025 and man-made cellulosic fibers (MMCFs) by 2030.


