Текстилно Трговско Здружение focuses on training programs and workshops related to sustainable practices and waste management within the textile industry. Their activities include participation in international projects like VERDEinMED and events such as circulartextiledays.

Текстилно Трговско Здружение

SIPPO supports Business Support Organisations (BSOs) worldwide in opening up new markets. It is a mandate of the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO).

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Textile Trade Association - Textile cluster | 120 followers on LinkedIn. Supporting Macedonian textile producers to improve their global presence, competitiveness and boost international sales | The Textile Trade Association - Textile Cluster, a non-profit organization representing Macedonian textile companies, aims to enhance communication among its members, fostering favorable conditions for industry growth and competitiveness. Formed in 2006, it amalgamated &quot;Textile Trade Association&quot; and &quot;Textile Cluster&quot; to safeguard members&#39; interests nationally and internationally. Its mission includes penetrating new markets, enhancing productivity, nurturing talent, sharing expertise, attracting foreign investment, and engaging governmental support.

Sustainable fashion, circular economy, social compliance

Natasha Sivevska

Assistant Manager in Textile Trade Association - Textile cluster | NGO

Ivana Savik

Textile Trade Association - Textile cluster

Can European brands and Macedonian manufacturers drive circular textiles? Find out with expert Natasha Sivevska on 19th of September at Circular Textile Days - Arena One 14.15-14.35 h. Learn from real-world examples of successful partnerships in circular production and how they’re shaping the future of the industry. https://lnkd.in/dd56tt6k Mrs. Natasha Sivevska, a senior textile and apparel expert with over 29 years of experience, will share her insights. As the Executive Director of the Textile Trade Association – Textile Cluster, Mrs. Sivevska has been instrumental in improving the competitiveness of Macedonian textile and garment producers, making them reliable partners for European brands. Mrs. Sivevska will discuss how the Macedonian Textile Cluster is tackling the challenges of sustainable production and circular economy practices. Through practical examples, she’ll demonstrate how the cooperation between European brands and Macedonian manufacturers is functioning, and what other regions can learn from this model. This session highlights a successful model of cooperation between European brands and Macedonian manufacturers. It offers real-world examples of how these partnerships are driving circularity in textile production, setting a benchmark for the industry. Key Takeaways: Real-World Examples: How European brands and Macedonian manufacturers are successfully collaborating to implement circular economy practices. Challenges and Solutions: Insight into the obstacles faced in sustainable production and how they are being overcome. Future Outlook: What this model means for the future of textile production in Europe and beyond. Practical Lessons: How brands, designers, and recycling companies can apply these learnings to their operations.

Great event and possibility to share experience about waste magement and activities of VERDEinMED with other participants from different Interreg Euro MED projects. Thank you Innovative Sustainable Economy Mission to be a part of Shaping Sustainable Innovation in the Mediterranean Region and to participate at European week of waste reduction Awards Ceremony. Great tahnks for our project lead partner Centre for Research & Technology Hellas (CERTH) and Chrysovalantis (Valantis) Ketikidis

Project Prevention and reduction of textile waste in the Euro-Mediterranean region VERDEinMED The European VERDEinMED project aims to reduce textile waste in the Mediterranean region 🍀 The project is co-funded with nearly €3 million by the Interreg Euro-MED programme 🍀 The consortium is made up of 10 partners and 15 associated partners from 🍀 11 different countries According to data from the European Union, citizens generate 12.6 million tonnes of textile waste per year, of which only 22% is collected for reuse or recycling. In addition, and as stated by the United Nations, the textile industry consumes large quantities of water, and is also the second most polluting industry after the oil industry. For this reason, the European VERDEinMED project, 'PreVEnting and ReDucing the tEXtiles waste mountain in the MED area', has started its work to reduce textile waste in the Mediterranean region. The initiative, co-funded with nearly € 3 million by the EU Interreg Euro-MED programme, held its first consortium meeting in February in Kastoria (Greece) to define the next lines of action. In addition, VERDEinMED will dedicate its efforts to the textile industry, supporting the adoption of processes and technologies focused on the circular economy. VERDEinMED will seek a positive impact on society, the environment, and economics by proposing cost and resource efficient processes. Tools to promote circularity The VERDEinMED project is one of the 14 thematic projects of the Interreg Euro-MED Innovative Sustainable Economy Mission programme, and one of the two approved projects addressing the circular economy. Over the course of 33 months, its partners will develop tools to facilitate the transition to circularity and sustainability in the textile and clothing sector, covering critical issues, such as industrial production techniques, consumption habits, and reuse and recycling options. The creation of a Green Compass (Verde Bussola), understood as a compendium of the tools and knowledge generated in VERDEinMED, will be the basis for integrating the different activities to be developed by its partners. These include the creation of regional or national hubs, the establishment of a knowledge platform and the creation of a support service for businesses, policy makers and citizens. 25 Mediterranean entities The VERDEinMED project, launched in January 2024, brings together 10 partners and 15 associated entities including research centres, companies, non-governmental organisations, public administrations, clusters and cooperatives. The 10 partners are located in 7 countries: Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Northern Macedonia, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain and Italy. In addition, the project has 15 associated partners who will spread the VERDEinMED message in the Interreg Euro-MED cooperation area. With the collaboration of institutions from Belgium, Lebanon, Tunisia and Turkey, 11 countries are involved in the initiative. #verdeinmed #euromed #circulareconomy

Digitalization is no longer a futuristic concept; it is our current reality. It can be likened to oxygen, essential for survival in today's corporate landscape. LinkedIn, one of the many tools at our disposal in this digital age, is more than just another social platform. It serves as a global congregation for professionals. The question arises, why LinkedIn? Allow me to elucidate. 1️⃣ Networking: It provides an opportunity to build connections with professionals worldwide. These are not only professionals but decision-makers, innovators, and thought leaders who are changing the face of business. 2️⃣ Learning: It is a platform for constant knowledge enhancement. Stay updated with industry trends, market insights, and expert opinions, all easily accessible. 3️⃣ Visibility: It is a stage to showcase your brand, highlight your achievements and expertise. It allows you to create an impact. However, success on this platform does not come instantly. 👉 Allocate resources for training. Understand the intricacies of the platform and learn how to use it effectively. 👉 Maintain consistency. Regularly update your profile, share relevant content, and engage with your network. 👉 Remember, it is a reciprocal process. Do not only receive; also give, share, and contribute. Digitalisation and LinkedIn are intertwined. Embrace and master them to reap the enormous benefits. Your network is synonymous with your net worth. Develop it, nurture it. In the digital era, do not merely survive; prosper. Invest North Macedonia Swiss Import Promotion Programme (SIPPO) Patrick Collins Textile Trade Association - Textile cluster Milica Zivkovska #digitalization #investnorthmacedonia #exportpromotion

Ulpian Bejta

📸 Group Photo! Yesterday began the event organized by the Innovative Sustainable Economy Mission of the Interreg Euro-MED Programme ! 🤝 As part of this mission, #VERDEinMED will share with other Thematic Projects the importance of reducing and preventing textile waste in the Mediterranean. Let's work together for a cleaner, more sustainable future! 🩳💚 🔟 Partners: Centre for Research & Technology Hellas (CERTH) , DIADYMA SA , CTA (Corporación Tecnológica de Andalucía) , Consorci de la Ribera - Àrea d'energia , CITEVE , Confindustria , Legambiente , Bulgarian Fashion Association , Textile Trade Association - Textile cluster , e-ZAVOD 1️⃣5️⃣ Associated Partners: Agence Nationale de la Promotion de la Recherche scientifique- ANPR , RREUSE - Reuse and Recycling European Union Social Enterprises , Δήμος Κοζάνης (Ελλάδα), Dali Sport d.o.o., Zavod Korak Naprej Murska Sobota, BURSA FASHİON WEEK, Sasia Reciclagem Fibras Têxteis , Vila Nova de Famalicão, Bulgarian-Romanian Chamber of Commerce , Instituto Valenciano de Competitividad e Innovación IVACE +i (Generalitat Valenciana) , American University of Beirut , Moden Vikend Skopje, INSIEME SOCIETA' COOPERATIVA SOCIALE ONLUS , Comune di Narni, Sistema Moda Italia #InnovativeSustainableEconomy #InterregEuroMED #Sustainability #TextileWasteReduction

VERDEinMED

Annual global meeting Swiss Import Promotion Programme (SIPPO) Forum in Lausanne, Switzerland. 50 BSOs from 12 beneficiary countries participated together with more than 100 Swiss networking participants and discussed about export readiness, legislations, digitalisation, sustainability and many more topics with the goal of identifying and addressing regulations that impact the trade. Textile Trade Association - Textile cluster contributed to the forum presenting the latest activities and sharing best practices together with the colegues from the BSOs from Bosnia and Hercegivina, Serbia, Albania, Marocco, Ukraine and Vietnam as well as with Swiss textile companies participants at the Forum. Many thanks to whole SIPPO team for the organisation of such important event! NMK delegation: export promotion, tourism and textile.

Happy to share the progress of our recent workshops aimed at advancing sustainability within the textile sector in Macedonia in collaboration with Textile Trade Association-Textile Cluster,, supported by Swiss Import Promotion Programme (SIPPO) . Our initiatives focus on fostering circular business models and enhancing industry practices through targeted capacity development and collaboration. Here's a summary of our key initiatives: ✅ Developed a comprehensive questionnaire for data collection from textile companies. ✅ Conducted online meetings with recycling companies and energy producers to align on sustainability goals. ✅ Organized pre-workshop meetings with selected textile companies to ensure alignment. ✅ Created two distinct circular business models for handling textile residuals. ✅ Facilitated workshops in Skopje for BSO and private sector members, highlighting sustainable practices and strategic planning. The workshops in Skopje which took place on 30th and 31st of May were a success: 🌱 Day 1: Engaged the Textile Cluster and private sector members in discussions on circular business models and the benefits of sustainability. 🌱 Day 2: Focused on the BSO, assessing current practices and proposing new services aligned with sustainable principles. Swiss Import Promotion Programme (SIPPO) is committed to driving sustainability forward and we are excited about the positive impact these initiatives will have on the textile sector in Macedonia! 🌟 A heartfelt thanks to ANTEJA ECG and the entire team— Mateja Dermastia , Veronika Levak , and Jaap Zandbergen —for the invaluable insights and proposed models for the Circular Economy (CE). Your expertise and guidance are truly appreciated! 🌍♻️ Natasha Sivevska Ivana Savik Jasna Sivevska #Sustainability #CircularEconomy #TextileSector #Macedonia #CapacityBuilding #TTA_TC #SustainablePractices

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Company Name	Текстилно Трговско Здружение	SIPPO
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MSH ID	MK:ORG:TTA	CH:SIPPO
Market	PRIVATE	PRIVATE
Sector	Commercial & Professional Services	Commercial & Professional Services
Industry	Textile Industry	International Trade
Country	MK	CH
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Employee Count		11
Website	tta.org.mk	sippo.ch
LinkedIn	tta-textilecluster	swiss-import-promotion-programme
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