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• Conduct policy research and analysis to ground concepts of sustainable societies within science-based approaches
• Coordinate science-communications and engagement on complex sustainability issues
• Facilitate co-creation of sustainability solutions backed by science and experience
• Design capacity development and implementation tools for businesses, organisations and policymakers working towards a circular society
• Provide technical assistance towards the development and implementation of new economy policies and practices

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Looking at the recent history of trade in textiles and clothing offers some interesting insights.

Prior to 2005, global textile trade was governed by a strict quota system under the Multi Fibre Agreement(MFA), which limited the amount of clothing developing countries could export to European and North American markets. Various quota systems had been in place since the 1950s imposed by industrialised textile producers like UK and US who wanted to fend off the threat of cheap imports from newly industrialisng countries. The quota system under the MFA guaranteed different countries, from Bangladesh to Guatemala a fixed production quota, whilst significantly limiting market access for other nations such as India and China.