Drivers and trends Sample Clauses

Drivers and trends. The purpose of the future situation analysis is to explore different future scenarios and their potential impact on the future textile management system in Europe. Using scenario building as a structured tool, the foresight process facilitates in-depth discussions about key drivers and uncertainties, as well as potential outcomes of diverse future trajectories. Engaging participants in this type of discussion helps create a shared view of future opportunities and threats, and the process often challenges assumptions and raise new strategic questions to consider. As such, scenarios can be seen as a strategic tool for decision makers when planning for the longer term. Based on the Trend Analysis, a number of key developments for the textile industry in Europe were identified, see Key Development Mapping in Figure 16. Key drivers include Policy Development, Consumer demands, Digitalisation and Technological Advancements, Geopolitical Forces, Economic Environment and Demographic Shifts. In the analysis, these were identified as fundamental factors that influence the development of the textile industry in Europe going forward. When it comes to trends, or the directional changes that are influencing the textile industry, the following were identified: Spotlight on textile circularity policy, Resource scarcity and rising production costs, The rise of circular and service-based business models, Increased focus on social sustainability, Rising awareness of environmental impact and waste challenges, Increased focus on automation and digitalisation and Shortage of skilled workers. Page84 72 CISUTACs shared visions, xxxxx://xxx.XXXXXXX.xx/CISUTAC-shared-visions The key developments identified vary in intensity and speed in different parts of the value chain as well as geographically, but overall, they reflect a directional change influencing the future development of the textile system.
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