循环纺织产业发展评估

Ingrida Silobrit, D. Jurevičienė
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研究目的。确定全球对齿轮纺织品发展影响最大的主要纺织品出口商。设计/方法论/方法。TOPSIS分析是目前应用最广泛的效率测量技术。当前研究中的六个标准已被选择用于描述全球纺织品的主要参与者,并可在公共数据库中获得。除了TOPSIS分析之外,还采用了聚类方法来确定所审查国家之间的不同群体。通过这种聚类分析,各国具有相似的特点和做法。发现。对纺织和服装行业的分析揭示了对全球纺织品生产贡献最大的十大经济体。通过基于预先确定的标准的全面评估,这些经济体被仔细审查,结果欧盟确保了领先地位,其次是马来西亚,第三位是中国。欧盟的领先地位可归因于其强大的经济基础设施,促进可持续性的强有力的政策框架,以及纺织行业对循环经济原则的日益承诺。马来西亚的第二名地位可能受到其在纺织业的战略投资、有利的商业环境和促进可持续实践的举措的影响。中国位居第三,这要归功于其庞大的纺织制造能力、广泛的供应链,以及将循环经济原则融入纺织品生产的努力。研究结果表明,有几个因素影响排名,包括经济发展水平、技术进步、人口规模、廉价劳动力的可获得性以及时尚趋势的影响等。原创性/价值/实际意义。循环纺织业是一个相对较新的领域,欧盟委员会于2022年宣布了欧盟可持续和循环纺织品战略。这一战略举措旨在推动整个欧盟循环纺织品实践的发展和采用,为其他地区设定基准。必须强调的是,这项研究是在全球范围内进行的,目的是评估世界上主要的纺织品出口国。为了评估循环纺织品的进展,我们采用了TOPSIS(理想溶液相似偏好排序技术)方法。这种方法使我们能够根据各国发展循环纺织工业的战略和举措的实施情况对其进行排名和评估。此外,我们利用聚类方法来识别数据中的不同组或模式,从而更深入地了解各国之间圆形纺织品的异同。这种聚类分析有助于确定表现出相似特征或做法的国家集群,促进确定最佳做法、知识共享和每个集群内国家之间的合作。本研究结果对政策制定者、行业利益相关者和研究人员具有重要的价值和现实意义。
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Assessing Circular Textile Industry Development
Abstract Research purpose. Identify the main textile exporters in the global world that would have the greatest impact on the development of geared textiles. Design / Methodology / Approach. TOPSIS analysis has been applied as the most widely used efficiency measurement technique. The six criteria in the current research have been selected to describe the leading players in textiles globally and are available in a public database. In addition to the TOPSIS analysis, a clustering method has been employed to identify distinct groups among the countries under examination. Through this clustering analysis, countries with similar characteristics and practices. Findings. The analysis of the textile and clothing industry has revealed the top ten economies that make the most significant contributions to global textile production. Through a comprehensive assessment based on predetermined criteria, these economies have been closely scrutinised, resulting in the European Union securing the leading position, followed by Malaysia in second place and China in the third. The leading position of the European Union can be attributed to its robust economic infrastructure, strong policy frameworks promoting sustainability, and a growing commitment to circular economy principles within the textile sector. Malaysia's second-place position may be influenced by its strategic investments in the textile industry, favourable business environment, and initiatives to foster sustainable practices. China's third-place ranking can be attributed to its substantial textile manufacturing capacity, extensive supply chains, and efforts to integrate circular economy principles into its textile production. The research findings indicate that several factors influence the rankings, including the level of economic development, technological advancements, population size, availability of cheap labour, and the influence of fashion trends, among others. Originality / Value / Practical implications. The circular textile industry is a relatively new field, with the European Commission announcing the EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles in 2022. This strategic initiative aims to propel the development and adoption of circular textile practices throughout the European Union, setting a benchmark for other regions to follow. It is important to underline that the study was carried out on a global scale in order to assess the world's main textile exporters. In order to assess the progress of circular textiles, we employ the TOPSIS (Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution) method. This approach allows us to rank and assess countries based on their implementation of strategies and initiatives for developing a circular textile industry. Furthermore, we utilise a clustering method to identify distinct groups or patterns within the data, enabling a deeper understanding of the similarities and differences among countries in their circular textile. This clustering analysis helps identify clusters of countries that exhibit similar characteristics or practices, facilitating the identification of best practices, knowledge sharing, and collaboration among countries within each cluster. The findings of this study hold significant value and practical implications for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and researchers.
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