Just transition
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Inclusive circularity: designing circular systems that work for both people and planet
The path to net zero isn’t only about cutting carbon, it’s about redesigning the systems that shape our lives. In fashion, this means rethinking how we make, use and value materials, and ensuring that the shift to circularity…
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5 moments that shaped the GCA Summit 2025
This year’s Global Change Award Summit in Stockholm wasn’t for passive bystanders. It was a creative lab – a space for rewiring how we think, what we value and how…
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Cutting emissions where it matters most
Spinning, knitting, trimming, weaving, dyeing, finishing. Fabric production is where most of a textile’s footprint is made. And while brands race to meet climate targets, suppliers often lack the support…
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H&M Foundation funds pioneering initiative to build the factories of the future
The H&M Foundation is committing SEK 53 million (approx. EUR 5 million) towards Future Forward Factories, a five-year initiative led by Fashion for Good, to address fashion’s most polluting stage:…
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Ventures built to drive inclusive circularity
As part of our Saamuhika Shakti initiative, our partner Enviu is building impact ventures that are combining circularity with social inclusion. Second Spin, one of the ventures taking root, is…
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Nominations now open for Global Change Award 2026
The journey towards a net-zero textile industry continues. On 1 September, nominations open for the Global Change Award 2026 – the yearly innovation challenge by the H&M Foundation that supports…
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Amplifying voices from the textile value chain
The people closest to the textile industry’s challenges often have the least visibility at the events shaping its future. At the H&M Foundation, we’re working to enhance speaker representation at…
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Innovation to futureproof the workforce and the RMG sector in Bangladesh
As global supply chains shift towards low-carbon production and automation scales up, new innovative approaches are needed to enhance women’s employability and to ensure the competitiveness of the Ready Made-Garment…