countries rulers are busy not by development but stupid political issues, real development of humanity not in mind of decisions makers.

There is always a resistance to change. If the sustainable textile movement is to be taken forward sensible, responsible and accountable behavior is a must. People want to shirk their responsibility and don't want their their accountability be fixed.

If head of every family sets an example by himself by loving the food as sacred and waste is a drag on the exchequer of not only that family but a nation at large. Waste of food by someone in my knowledge is like snatching the food of someone else. Practically and by our own examples we can profess and practice it such that other people would follow your footprints.

Dear Rehab Ragab ,

Thank you for your reply.

Unfortunately there is lack of transparency in production of Textile-Chain.

Thanks indeed for your valuable insight.

Hello Dr. Shrikaant Kulkarni ,

It is time for textile and fashion industry to adopt bricolage as part of a new and sustainable business model.

As a matter of fact, it is time for textile industrie to reconsider the way it uses the raw materials.

Sustainable clothing movement should be considered more seriously; not in "words" but by taking action to "Save Our Planet".

Thank you Jasim Hassen

The adjustment related to employee engagement based on their emotional dimensions towards SD objectives may possibly contribute an important part here.

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Regards,

Arif

Thanks indeed Dr-Ariful Islam for your valuable insight.

A. K. Haghi You are always welcome sir :)

Dear Haghi,

I think sustainability challenge involves complicated issue. There are many supreme challenges on global public discourse such as chemical society, water shortage, human rights, political, social and economic lives, government or global institution has no sufficient jurisdiction, common societal and private practices and the role of various and often conflicting values associated with production and consumption, supply and demand etc. The particular sustainability challenge is this need for a functioning interplay between supply side and demand side actors that brings in sustainable values and practices more directly into focus.

The responsibility challenge of the textile and clothing sector is closely related to the rapid globalization of trade in the recent decades

That not only is the supply and demand chain globalized but so is its responsibility chain. This is due to two important problem-solving challenges.

· No one government or any one global institution has sufficient jurisdictional and/or policy authority to comprehensively regulate the globalized supply and demand chain in clothing and textiles. Politicians cannot, therefore, create strong laws with encompassing regulation, and corporate leaders cannot implement operative measures that successfully and effectively cover all problem areas.

· Second, because the supply and demand chain is long, widespread, and globalized, it is not possible to identify all the actors behind the sustainability problems. Even when it is possible to find a wrong doer, the available mechanisms for holding this actor liable (e.g., corporate fines, worker compensation, production shutdowns, and imprisonment) rarely solve the problem and seldom lead to better practice.

· Important challenge is to conduct more innovative studies that might offer additional information about what other mechanisms might be used to weaken these barriers further.

Ashish

Thank you Ashish Thakur , for your helpful and interesting insights.