Meg Pirie

I weighed in on this report for the UN Global Compact Network UK which benchmarks UK business sectors on sustainability performance. https://www.unglobalcompact.org.uk/trailblazers-transformers-uk- business-sectors-redefining-sustainability/

As a framework this looks to provide a multifaceted approach to issues within the sector. The circular economy certainly falls within this, but cannot be the only solution. To be truly solutions-oriented we must seek long-term policy solutions.

Fashion Roundtable's Impact for 2023 and 2024.

Clear policy recommendations written after engaging stakeholders in a snap survey aimed at including voices throughout the sector from design through to distribution, academia, retail, creative, manufacturing, business and NGOs.

Highlighting Fashion Roundtable's Impact during 2022.

Policy recommendations for the fashion, textile and manufacturing sector, based on research and roundtables in the sector. Building the case for a full-scale mapping of British wool and leading to The Great British Wool Revival.

Briefing and policy recommendations for the Ethics and Sustainability in Fashion APPG. Opened a discussion on the importance of experience, connection and community to rehabilitate the high street and locality, whilst stimulating local business.