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Welcome to Landfills to Landmarks
Join us in Kempinski Hotel Accra, Ghana, for a global platform dedicated to advancing sustainability in fashion and textiles. This event unites leaders, innovators, and policymakers to drive actionable solutions for textile waste and position Ghana at the forefront of the circular economy.
Join us in Kempinski Hotel Accra, Ghana, for a global platform dedicated to advancing sustainability in fashion and textiles. This event unites leaders, innovators, and policymakers to drive actionable solutions for textile waste and position Ghana at the forefront of the circular economy.
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This event seeks to redefine the global narrative around textile waste, positioning Ghana as a leader in sustainable innovation and circular economy practices. By focusing on the economic, environmental, and social opportunities within the textile value chain, the event will advocate for collaborative solutions to fast fashion’s challenges.
Through impactful discussions, interactive workshops, and an iconic fashion event, Landfills to Landmarks will highlight the responsibility of manufacturers to rethink how clothing is made, sharing the burden of sustainability. The event will also explore the carbon trade potential of the textile sector, integrating the economic benefits into actionable strategies for green growth.
Recycling one ton of textiles can save up to 20 tons of CO₂ emissions compared to landfilling or incineration. By processing an estimated 200,000 tons of textiles annually, Ghana could eliminate 4 million tons of CO₂ emissions over the next decade.
Executive Chair, CremeXchange | Life Patron, Landfills2Landmarks
This event seeks to redefine the global narrative around textile waste, positioning Ghana as a leader in sustainable innovation and circular economy practices. By focusing on the economic, environmental, and social opportunities within the textile value chain, the event will advocate for collaborative solutions to fast fashion’s challenges.
Through impactful discussions, interactive workshops, and an iconic fashion event, Landfills to Landmarks will highlight the responsibility of manufacturers to rethink how clothing is made, sharing the burden of sustainability. The event will also explore the carbon trade potential of the textile sector, integrating the economic benefits into actionable strategies for green growth.
Landfills to Landmarks is an international platform dedicated to advancing sustainability in the fashion and textile industries. Hosted in Kempinski Hotel Accra, Ghana, the event brings together decision-makers, industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to address the environmental, economic, and social challenges posed by textile waste.
Established as a milestone initiative aligned with global climate action goals, Landfills to Landmarks fosters critical discussions and showcases innovative solutions aimed at transforming the global fashion industry. From policy frameworks and circular economy strategies to actionable solutions for textile recycling, the event seeks to drive tangible progress, inspire collaboration, and accelerate systemic change.
By positioning Ghana as a hub for sustainable innovation, Landfills to Landmarks highlights the country’s role in leading the green transition while creating opportunities to scale global impact.
Welcome to Landfills to Landmarks
Join us in Kempinski Hotel Accra, Ghana, for a global platform dedicated to advancing sustainability in fashion and textiles. This event unites leaders, innovators, and policymakers to drive actionable solutions for textile waste and position Ghana at the forefront of the circular economy.
370 Santa Clara Dr.
Indiana, PA 15701
A keynote on Ghana’s circular economy strategy, emphasizing leadership in sustainability and alignment with global climate action goals.
370 Santa Clara Dr.
Indiana, PA 15701
87 NW. Military St.
Lindenhurst, NY 11757
Delivered by His Excellency, the President of Ghana, addressing Ghana’s green transition and leadership in sustainable textile innovation.
Discussions led by global experts, including Stuart Trevor (Founder of All Saints), focusing on solutions like carbon trade, sustainable design, and recycling innovations.
Featuring sustainable designs by top Ghanaian and international designers crafted from upcycled textiles.
A retail initiative offering upcycled and ready-to-wear sustainable fashion across Ghana.
CremXchange Textile Traceability Software: A first-of-its-kind platform ensuring transparency and accountability in textile supply chains.
Delivered by His Excellency, the President of Ghana, addressing Ghana’s green transition and leadership in sustainable textile innovation.
Discussions led by global experts, including Stuart Trevor (Founder of All Saints), focusing on solutions like carbon trade, sustainable design, and recycling innovations.
Featuring sustainable designs by top Ghanaian and international designers crafted from upcycled textiles.
A retail initiative offering upcycled and ready-to-wear sustainable fashion across Ghana.
CremXchange Textile Traceability Software: A first-of-its-kind platform ensuring transparency and accountability in textile supply chains.
Delivered by His Excellency, the President of Ghana, addressing Ghana’s green transition and leadership in sustainable textile innovation.
Discussions led by global experts, including Stuart Trevor (Founder of All Saints), focusing on solutions like carbon trade, sustainable design, and recycling innovations.
Experience sustainability and creativity as top Ghanaian designer Vanessa Harrison and renowned international designer Stuart Trevor, founder of All Saints, unveil exclusive pieces for Landfills to Landmarks 2025.
A retail initiative offering upcycled and ready-to-wear sustainable fashion across Ghana.
Landfills2Landmarks aims to partner with key stakeholders to reimagine existing textile markets, such as Kantamanto, into sustainable and innovative economic hubs.
CremXchange Textile Traceability Software: A first-of-its-kind platform ensuring transparency and accountability in textile supply chains.
GHG reduction by 2030 & Net zero GHG emissions by 2050
Delivered by His Excellency, the President of Ghana, addressing Ghana’s green transition and leadership in sustainable textile innovation.
workers earn a living wage
the use of virgin polyester, conventional cotton & conventional manmade cellulosics. Significantly reduce the use of finite resources.
Visionary leaders and change-makers
Interested in sponsorship opportunities? Contact us for details on branding, media visibility, and keynote participation.
Worn Again Ltd, the creative force behind Landfills to Landmarks, is focused on diverting textile waste from landfills through upcycling and flagship shops across the West African sub-region. Their leadership in sustainable fashion drives the event’s mission to transform waste into economic opportunity.
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