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1.a) The students society wants to draw attention to the role of students in fighting the negative impacts of fast fashion. How the fashion industry has collapsed ecological balance due to the effect of climate change through the release of green house gases, landfill wastes from discarded clothes, water pollution, and the social impacts of fashion’s outsourced supply chain of labour.
This is right choice because Fashion Revolution’s ‘vision of a fashion industry that values people, the environment, creativity and profit in equal measure’ as it recognizes more than profit as a bottom line.
1.b) Yes, The proposed campaign address the interests of the stakeholders. It is proved by the statement of Shiyue pointing out The True Cost against the Rana Plaza catastrophe.
1.c)  ‘Every week 11 million items of clothing end up in landfill.  Throwaway fashion is putting increasing pressure on our planet and its people. So by taking pledge to say no to new clothes avoid landfill.  Clothing Consumption and Sustainability (2019), which called on government to end the era of throwaway fashion, through wide-ranging recommendations covering environmental and labour market practices  Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme to reduce textile waste through a 1-pence charge per garment on producers, to be implemented.
2. Campaign through social media like Instagram will develop a positivities for the student of Riverdale University. Its a Era of Technology, so it will support the students.
3.Yes,  ‘Will I wear this 30 times?’ a good rule.  This will make people think twice before purchasing. It will reduce the consumption of clothing in public. Clothes consumption for men is quite less comparing to the women. The statement is not equally valid.
4. Consumers, the stakeholders will be benefited. Increasingly, in cultural turn, they are being asked to consider the food we consume as a moral issue, concerning about environmental damage,  climate change and the spiralling health costs of an obese and diabetic  population.
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The first lockdown regulations had a big impact on the fashion industry, with many people staying at home and many brands having to close their stores.

Especially with customers not attending events, this ultimately affected their purchasing decisions and the sales of retailers and fashion companies.

Leading fast-fashion brands like H&M, Zara, and more have been publicly accused of not taking financial and social responsibility for workers in their supply chains. According to a survey by Pennsylvania State University’s Center for Global Workers’ Rights, most Western buyers of garments made in Bangladesh refused to contribute to worker payment after factories began struggling

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In this pandemic most of the brand-shop like forever21,Jc penny ,closing their chain shop on different country for adjusting their loss and sustain in the market . On the other hand a huge number of employees lost their job and having financial crisis . Many of them also attempt suicide for this unwanted situations . Factory didn’t get any order and fall under bankruptcy.

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The campaign addresses the notion of sustainability because in terms of the planet they want to draw attention to climate change and gather members to discuss potential campaigns which can have a positive impact. In terms of people, they have a platform to raise awareness and this allows them to spread the message across to those who are not aware of the current issues surrounding the fast fashion industry.

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Name: Nusrat
Their are many initiative to promote campaign for letting people contribute and to reach the goat of campaign by Facebook, Instagram by generate the group

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1(b)yes, proposed campaign address the interests of other stakeholder in many ways.

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1(b)yes, proposed campaign address the interests of other stakeholder in many ways.

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Question1(a)- Students should promote committee,they should promote their individual idea which will help everyone to get new knowledge,they should collect data..

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que 5 (ifra)
response to the pandemic, many major fashion brands and retailers are cancelling orders and stopping payments for orders already placed, even when the work has already been done, taking no responsibility for the impact this has on the people working in their supply chains.

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student society will promote of environment, and practical knowledge ,for facing  challenges. 

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student society will promote of environment, and practical knowledge ,for facing  challenges. 

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It can be argued that the stakeholders are not interested with the campaign, and this is evident with the drastic increase in climate change from fashion industries. This shows that fashion industries are not willing to take the steps to reduce climate change. Also the catastrophic event in Rana Plaza in Dhaka resulted in civilian casualties and there were list of companies sourcing clothes such as Primark. This demonstrates that fashion industries have no interest in reducing the negative impact on climate change.

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The student society should promote greater awareness of environmental sustainability and practical actions. This topic would be the right choice for the campaign as fast fashion is seen as a major factor in climate crisis and the students want to highlight the implications of fast fashion.

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Name: Nusrat
1(a) Student society should promote  details of their thought of contribution such as in which particular sector they want to work for by doing a video or Visit classes or advertising themselves in university newspaper etc in the campaign. This is the right choice cause others will easily get to reach to their panels.
(b)I don't think so this cannot be the right choice  for other stakeholders. Because the purpose of serving to the consumers will not grow from here.
(c) The triple bottom line and 3PL will address the notion of sustainability by having the platform in the era of core competency and putting the right incentivize.

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1.(a) What should the Students’ Society promote in the campaign? Why is this the right choice? (b) Does the proposed campaign address the interests of other stakeholders? (c) In terms of the triple bottom line (TBL) or 3PL (of profits, people, and planet), how does the campaign address the notions of sustainability?

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1.(a) What should the Students’ Society promote in the campaign? Why is this the right choice? (b) Does the proposed campaign address the interests of other stakeholders? (c) In terms of the triple bottom line (TBL) or 3PL (of profits, people, and planet), how does the campaign address the notions of sustainability?

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2. What would a social media initiative (such as an Instagram post) to promote the campaign, with Riverdale University students as the target group, look like?

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2. What would a social media initiative (such as an Instagram post) to promote the campaign, with Riverdale University students as the target group, look like?

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3. Is Lucy Siegle’s ‘Will I wear this 30 times?’ a good rule? Is it realistic guidance for students? Do you think that Siegle’s ‘rule’ is equally valid for men and women?

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3. Is Lucy Siegle’s ‘Will I wear this 30 times?’ a good rule? Is it realistic guidance for students? Do you think that Siegle’s ‘rule’ is equally valid for men and women?

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4. There may be lessons from the promotion of flexitarian (or casual vegetarian) diets that can be applied to fashion. For example, draw on Michael Pollan’s Food Rules (2009) to craft a campaign to change fast fashion consumption by Riverdale’s students. Which stakeholders benefit from the campaign?

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4. There may be lessons from the promotion of flexitarian (or casual vegetarian) diets that can be applied to fashion. For example, draw on Michael Pollan’s Food Rules (2009) to craft a campaign to change fast fashion consumption by Riverdale’s students. Which stakeholders benefit from the campaign?

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5. What is the impact of COVID-19 on fast fashion? How does the Students’ Society respond post-pandemic?

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5. What is the impact of COVID-19 on fast fashion? How does the Students’ Society respond post-pandemic?