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Ramona Vijeyarasa

Senior Lecturer University of Technology Sydney
Ramona Vijeyarasa

Ramona Vijeyarasa is Senior Lecturer, University of Technology Sydney and Women's Leadership Institute Australia Research Fellow.

 

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Using law to make fashion industry fairer to women and Earth
 
 
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Driving Change / Makers Unite Interview
Beyond product creation, Makers Unite runs programmes that support newcomers in education, entrepreneurship and employment, helping them take the next step in their professional journeys.

How Storytelling and Repurposing Can Drive Systemic Change in Global Fashion

  • Subir Ghosh

2 September 2025
Human Resources / India Skills Interview
Training, adaptability, and commercial awareness remain central to shaping a future-ready apparel workforce, ensuring factories maintain efficiency, quality, and competitiveness in a sector defined by rapid change and global demands.

Workforce Planning, Commercial Awareness and Retention Key Priorities for India’s Apparel Factories

  • Special Correspondent

9 September 2025
 
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Circularity Issues / Consumption Analysis
Circular fashion strategies risk backfiring, as lower costs and eco-friendly branding can encourage more purchases, wiping out many of the environmental gains from innovation.

Circular Fashion Innovations Risk Fuelling Growth in Global Textile Production Worldwide

  • Erez Yerushalmi
  • Krishnendu Saha

15 September 2025
NextGen Materials / NFW Collapse Analysis
Natural Fiber Welding was once hailed as a pioneer of sustainable materials, but its downfall shows how investor impatience and brand reluctance to commit undermined commercial viability.

Harsh Economics and Natural Fiber Welding’s Collapse: Investors, Brands Should Share Blame

  • Subir Ghosh

12 September 2025
 
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Country Overview / Egypt Prospects Commentary
The majority of the Egyptian garment industry's 1.5 million workers, 50% of whom are female, are unbanked, and are paid in cash.

Egypt Stakes Its Claim as Global Textiles and Apparel Powerhouse

  • Subir Ghosh

14 July 2025
Jute Sector / India Overview Report
Till the 9th phase of ICARE project (launched in 2015), out of estimated 40 lakh farmers, only 4.35 lakh farmers (10%) have been registered and the remaining 35.65 lakh farmers are yet to be registered.

Jute Cultivation Area in India Shrunk by 20% in 9 Years, Most Went to Real Estate

  • Special Correspondent

12 February 2024
 
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