annually about 92 million tons of textile waste is produced in the world: as if the garbage truck threw clothes from a full body into a landfill every second. In 2025, the theme of International World for World without waste, which is celebrated on March 30, emphasizes the need to take measures in the fashion industry and textile industry. 62 ~ day, annually conducted by the UN program program (UNEP) and the UN program on settlements (UN Habitat), emphasizes the importance of strengthening waste management around the world and the need to promote stable consumption models and production to solve the pollution crisis waste. & nbsp; social consequences & nbsp; from 2000 to 2015 the production of clothing in the world has doubled, while the duration of its use has reduced its use. 36 percent. The UN warns that the rapid increase in the production and consumption of textiles is ahead of efforts to ensure sustainability in this sector, which leads to serious environmental, economic and social consequences. 62 > In addition, the textile production sector largely depends on the synthetic fibers obtained from fossil fuel, and over time they break up into microplastics. The thrown clothes are often in the countries of the global south, where inadequate utilization leads to giant landfills. role of consumers ~ 60 > to solve this problem, systematic changes are required based on cyclic production, repair and repair and repair and repair and repair and repair and repair Secondary use, emphasize in UNEP and UN Habitat. A key role in this should play non -cost production. Consumers can significantly reduce the harm done by the environment, using methods such as re -use, repair and processing. The rejection of “quick fashion” and investments in durable and high -quality clothing not only retain resources, but also correspond to traditional approaches to sustainable development. Dear the duration of wearing clothing will lead to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 44 percent. ~ 60 > private sector responsibility annual textile sector produces 2-8 percent emissions It uses 215 trillions of water liters, which is equivalent to 86 million Olympic swimming pools. ~ 60 > UN institutions urge the private sector to take responsibility, developing durable, suitable for repair and processing goods, as well as introducing cyclical business models, which Hold chemical pollution, reduce production volumes, use stable materials and help restore biodiversity. Innovation and accountability should underlie business strategies. ~ 60 > In addition, governments play a crucial role, introducing the producer expanded responsibility, regulating harmful chemicals, investing in the processing infrastructure and stimulating stable business models in order to contribute to the transition to to the transition to Circular economy. ~ 60 > UNEP and UN Habitat calls on all parties, including governments, civil society, private sector, scientific circles, local communities, women and youth, take part in the initiatives to reach zero waste. 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >