Final presentation and then we have some colleagues that are connected that will be also
participating so the idea it's to it's to explore some
some
some reflections about our traceability hub from the ash to a project so
as
As we shared in our last
Event in Paris
The traceability hub the idea it's really to have any space for cooperation
synergies in collaboration
to support the journey
the journey of a traceability and transparency and
With that in the in the occasion of the first
training scheme 
In Damstadt we presented our vision so the idea it was to to collaborate to have a traceability and transparency as an standard practice and
Supporting the SMEs in the transition
No, and the first impact area will be the chemical traceability for textiles
In the idea it's that as we heard during the whole day. We have an opportunity
To align our work with established global global frameworks and today we be
having a very brief overview of some initiatives that are happening right now and in the in the market and
We see how we can
collaborate
so
As
I as I mentioned the objective it's to have an overview on those three
initiatives and
For the first one is to understand the work that have been performed by a
Coalition of organizations and we have a connected with us online
Three colleagues that we be presented present their their work and how how and their insights and
Then we be having an overview also on the UNICI
Initiative and also we have the same fact
this the product but spot where we have a more technical
technologies
then in data models and and we be finishing with
A coat of action so an initiative to to move forward with our first working group and with that I
Hand over to our colleagues that
That are connected online and that will be presenting us
This workshop in agreement. They were the guidelines that they have they have been developed and
and with a number of organizations and
Here connected with us. We have a color. We have Piero and we have also
Jessica I think
So without further ado, I
Let the floor to to the colleagues and they can tell me when I needed to
Go to the next slide
Hello, I love everybody and
Emilia can I ask to share my screen with my presentation because I did some few adjustments on it?
Yes
Yeah, we stop sharing our screen here and normally we can do it. Okay in this way
We can go faster and around
Better the the presentation among three of us
So you can it seems you can share now. Okay. I'm working on it. Do you see my screen? Yes
Okay, the presentation
So we can start. Yes. So I'm just a touch
Thank you for inviting us and that is the opportunity to
Talk about our last activity
About this CWA just published the last October
I'm a researcher of NEO which is the the Italian National
Agency for new technologies energy and sustainable economic development and
We are I'm here with the Piero, which is a consultant but former NEO
Also, NEO a researcher and the Carla which
Work for reverse resources and
so
the motivation
about
our our job what
Conduct us until now we started with the European project which was strict project in
2021 and it was a very big project with a lot of
Partners and I talk about more in detail in
Soon, but we mainly in the objective of this slide is to tell you that we
follow
three step
the three project
led us to the ecosystem in
Ecosystems initiatives where we have the opportunity to collaborate and exchange our results
With other European textile projects try to
share the results and harmonize them and
We arrived this year in
2025 to this M.C.W.A
And it is a technical document released by SEM
And it is developed very rapidly in a voluntary
Sessions with the interest
parties and an expert group
And it is very effective for sharing the results of research project. So this is the reason why we
choose this kind of
Outside and why we
Did this activity because of
Several
Motivations and challenges in the sector in the context right now
We have a sector textile sector, which is very fragmented the characterized by opacity complexity
Limited the transparency along the supply chain. We have
Confidentiality issues that is a barrier to the data sharing among the actors of the supply chains
We have all also lack of a monetization and standardization in the collection of data and in the sharing of data along
The one chain and on the other side we have very rapidly
Evolving scenario in the European regulations with the new upcoming
Ones and we have also an increasing demand for
Traceability and sustainability that data from companies where
Traceability is seen as the key enabler enabler for the sustainability. So
This CWA has been developed with the support as technical secretariat of uni, which is the Italian standard bodies
But reports it is based not only on the trick result, but also on two more
European projects, which are Pesco up and Sissutak
As already said tick project
It was a very long project for the two months with more than three partners
We have some initial goals, which are
Reaching a circular economy roadmap and release six
standardized business services released on a open marketplace and
We have
Developed a platform a standardized platform to support as miss in sustainable fashion
But also on circular economy and this kind of platform is based on trust ability that it is a backbone to
Support the six services that goes from origin
Certification to circular assessment health protection assessment and also social and ethical
Topics and it is aligned to support the DPP
And on the side of technologies we have the blockchain which ensure in trick platform data security
confidentiality and data portability
Due to the evolution of the normative context
four additional key objectives
Was in the focus of the trick project. So we had one to support
Listing and standardized data collection to support companies that need to be
Ready for the DPP to match the requirements around the arising from the upcoming regulations
but also to manage confidentiality and responsibility of data and
Also to provide companies with shared and standardized tool to help them to reduce the cost of setup new
Collaboration but also to set up internal trust ability systems necessary to comply with the new regulations
And at the base of the trick approach we have the trust ability and
Transparency and we focus on these six main pillars
We focus on the collection of primary data directly from the field and the data have been
Moderated to be reused within different services and context
We put attention on the evidence generated by daily operation
In order to support marketing claims like origin or legal claims like the median
We focus also on that responsibility because in the trick platform each actor
Of the trace that the supply chain is responsible for the data plotted on the platform
We enhance digitization because effective traceability required an effective digitization along the supply chain
but also we
Support customized the data disclosure policies to overcome the reluctance to disclose the internal data and
We provide the developed provide the holistic data model which has a standardized approach
it is even based and
it is developed on a
Specification which is the sense of the way ab is which is a sector of sectorial specification
On the side of cooperation, I leave the floor
To Carla and then to Piero for the context to provide you some insight
Thank You, Jessica. So you can go to the next slide and
Another important important aspect of the work carried out within the CWA and the trick project was
The collaboration with other projects and initiatives with the main aim to actually be aligned
within the regular auditory landscape with the focus on the SPR digital product passports and EPR and
Basically, we wanted to avoid overlaps and
And to create something that was already there
So we wanted to enhance knowledge transfer and that's why we contacted a set of initiatives and project and projects in
order to see what they were developing and how we could exchange the information
We also have an active participation on the ecosystem's initiative where we were living
two working groups and one of them focused on the DPP and
An SPR with the main aim to identify where were the main gaps that the projects were not addressing and
Where the other projects were working so we could see synergies between our results and their results
Also, we wanted to address the challenges from a holistic and interdisciplinary perspective
because as
said by Jessica
The CWA was come from one part from the trick project
so we were missing some of parts
direct representation of the value chain and
Finally, we also wanted to have additional pilots to test and analyze the adoption and scalability of
Circular sustainable and traceability approaches
next slide and
Mainly the collaborations that happen within the ecosystex
Initiative where together with the CISU tag Pesco app surplus project and tier threat
so the main eight items that we
put together to be exchanged and to grade synergies was
the event traceability and sustainability open model of trick and also at the different data groups
Evaluation from the pilots
From the CISU tech project, for example, the collaboration was related to the data points
that they put together for guidance on the end of life
Decision and they also develop a decision support tool based on that data points on the side of Pesco app
Pesco app developed a minimum data requirements data model for
targeting textile to textile recycling
And so we were looking into these data points how they relate to feedstocks of sorted waste and
Then for surplus one and two, let's say we also
Collaborate closely
To understand better, what are the definitions of the data typology requirements from the data system perspective?
that is what they are doing in surface and also the impact assessment of a set of pilots and
next slide finally
The collaboration within the sense CWA was between the CISU tag and Pesco app projects and
Afterwards, we will talk more into detail how these two projects contributed to the trick approach and also we provided
data model mapping
From the trick data model to the Pesco app one where
Basically, we did this comparative analysis between the two models
And they provide insights on how a process oriented
Approach that is the one adopted in Pesco app
Can be aligned with an actor oriented approach that is the one that is emphasized it within the trick
Project and these results this mapping are they are publicly available in the trick project deliverables
Thank You Carla. I leave you the floor to Piero for the normative context
Thank you. I think that
Probably you are completely aware about what is running in the field of digital passport
anyway, I show you these
Small Atlas of the situation in order to understand where
We stay with the this work of this CWA
You can see up to now up to yesterday I say we have a number of initiative
Normative that has been
published standard that has been
Established and so
Now and that is the first column on the left now
We have a number of initiatives that are running and from the side of the normative
We are expecting for waiting for the delegated act on governance and
Especially delegated act for sector specific
Regulation
What is important, I think is to understand that there is a side that is
Something that is what we call the the legally bounded
Aspect of DPP the digital passport in the upper side of this map
are
In some way or will be in some way defined by the normative
what is
running is
Beyond the
Dashed line
Something that is not legally bounded, but it's something that help company in setting up
efficient and
Effective flows of data and here in this area. We have a lot of work that has been
Do is been done
By standard nation bodies. We have experiences of project like trick
and what is
The role of these CWA is in some way
To establish the guidelines that could be used to set up
collaboration along the supply chains in order to retrieve
Faithful information about us a bit of sustainability
I think that the key of all this game about the digital portal passport will be to be able or not
to collect primary data or
at least
Indicators derived from primary data and not only literature
parameters on
based on average behavior of the produce and then the possibility to
make them verifiable and
To give the people the possibility to check the accuracy and the responsibility on
this data who
Inserted or defined this data how much they are faithful how they will be where calculated
The next slide. Thank you
And here you see the list of the needs that are the basis of the CWA that
We wrote they are
An improvement in respect of the work already done in the tree project
It is really a second step after the conclusion of the project
It is the result also further work with other projects and with other people
I would like to stress the aspect of the incremental data collection. We know that we haven't
always all the data in the
Form the format that we want
With the granularity that we want so we have to deal with the situation where the granularity of the data
Is the various
All the data are not available since the beginning but they could be incremented along the life of our
Produce we have a plurality of actors. We need to in some way report
Information about the data responsibility and the confidentiality that we want to
Apply on this data. So there are a lot of needs and
The next slide
We know that when we speak about the digital portal passport
The normative that is in progress more or less as three main category of information
The so-called the eco design requirements that are dealing with the I don't know energy waste
Produce the waste the consumed water and durability and so
Information about the
Indification of the product and the responsible operator for
Pressing it on the European market and some information about the history of the product
We know that this part is less defined today
It will depend on the digital on the story the delegated art
But
Partially some information about the history at least the facility or the state where manufacturing
Activity were performed. What is important that you can see that here we have a
Set of information that is not defined today and
What do we experience it in that trick project and in this work of the CWA in the next slide? Thanks
Is that more or less?
For digital portal passport as well to be ready for the digital portal passport or to be ready for
Schema of impact assessment like PEP
CR and so we
Need to collect some information. What we did was to try to understand some
abstract
data sets
to try to model them to understand how they could be structured and how they could be
Changed in order to be prepared for the digital portal passport
Probably not all this information will be required
But in some way we tried to have an holistic vision about how to collect this information
how to exchange between different actors and how to
Use them in order to be prepared for the top of the passport and other
Regulations that are coming. I leave the floor to
Jessica I think yes. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you
So we move to this is a stem CWA now
It the title is guidelines on data collection of from textiles to play chain for the digital product passport
as I really said it was published on October and is
Downloadable by the same website. I'll provide you again the link
We have four main overall goals in this sense CWA
We wanted to establish the and provide the guidelines and the opening resources to enable and
Optimize the data collection along the supply chain the entire supply chain in order to improve
Transparency and sustainability claims. We propose a common semantics. So a common language to enhance interoperability
we
Want to support companies with a standardized approach to the accessibility and sustainability data collection with a focus
on the data necessary to fill in the digital product passport thing and we want to share experience from
European projects as I really said
including the
Data model which is public is only holistic. So it is comprehensive and it is implemented on
A bit the specification. So it is a standardized approach
And this is a simple overview about the table of content of this is a sense CWA
Only to tell you that we have the core sections that provide the guidelines
So the general guidelines and the annexes that on the other side provides all the
resources examples
Coming from the project experience
We have three main topics in the CWA
In the general guidelines we provide the context already introduced by Piero. We provide the approach
to the data gathering and we
propose
two
reference collaborative processes
several data structures of this data model and
examples and resources
So moving to the approach
the CWA
proposes
Six main steps for setting up the data gathering for sustainability and sustainability
step one
has the identification of the objectives of the data gathering and of the legal value of the data gathering and
Proposed to define a strategy for the involvement of the supply chain and all the actors
And in step two we have the description of the actual supply chains with the actors and related roles
Step three the more
Detailed section with the setting up of this ability system. We will have a focus on it
and
the step four we
provide
Suggesting for the sustainability data gathering
step five contains the two main
Collaborative reference collaborative processes and their structures
step six contains the data model and the proposed data structure for
Traceability sustainability data gathering
The focus on step three so the setting up of the traceability system
As you can see
We have some sub steps
The approach is based on the unicy methodology for sustainable and transparent fashion supply chain
It is the more detailed section with the definition of a path to follow to set up this data data gathering
We start from the identification of the traceable asset and
Assets and their identifiers and move to the classification of traceability system boundaries
We go through the verification criteria and method and we define the to be scenario
with expected functionalities and use cases and here we
Focuses on main the main
characteristics such as the notification of the relevant manufacturing steps the data responsible owner the
supply chain governance adopted in the data gathering
And with characteristics technical organization for the supporting tools and the barriers to be mitigated
On the other side, we have also the choice of the events to trace at each phase
Of the manufacturing process of the supply chain and of the related evidence
Finally, we have the identification of categories information and data flows
From the side of the governments, we identified two possible approaches to data gathering as you can see in the diagram
We have
First use case named the produce and manage supply chain data gathering
Where the main actor that can be the producer or the responsible economic operator
Has a close relationship with each actor of the supply chain to be traced
And in this situation when the main actor
So the producer asks for information
Each company
Collects its own data. So it's it is responsible for its own data and evidence
And share them according to established disclosure policies
While in the second case
Single tier manager data gathering each actor is responsible and collects its own data
And request the remaining information. So the missing information from its direct suppliers
So in
Another aspect to be considered is the topology of the supply chain ecosystems
Because we can have mainly
Two situations. The first one is a mono platform
Ecosystem where we have only one platform that collects all the data and is in charge for all the data exchanges among
the actors
The involved actors while in the second case we have a multi platform situation where data can be collected through different platform
that
Ask that are asked to cooperate by exchanging data on bf for their customers
And in this case
Interoperability is a mandatory requirement
And we can say that this scenario
And supporting this scenario is the only way to avoid that one supplier is forced to connect and insert the same data on different platforms several times
The adding value from prick project was that
The two pilots the two tech strike pilots
Managed the two
Governance approaches. So we had the two circular
pilot in trick project
That has the goal
To demonstrate that the trick solution approach is feasible for implementing traceability, circularity and transparency
They lasted for about one year and in this one year
Consisted the of two production loops
The first loop used the virgin fabrics and the second one incorporated the recycled material from the first loop and at the end
Two products have been realized for each pilot and a comparison of their performances have been carried out through the path methodology
And
Another aspect is that the approach of the single tier manager that
Gathering can be considered as a relay race
Where the data gathering is changed among the tiers can be considered as the button. So
Moreover the trick platform managing both the approaches
Is very interesting and is the reason why we based the approach of the CWA on trick results because
In the approach has been tested on real industrial pilots
For the step four, which is the sustainability data gathering, we identified a consultancy pattern scenario
This scenario involves one or more external partners often when
Assessing ability data gathering was started. It is often driven by the need to meet
some
certification requirements such as pay for LCA
So this process typically requires the involvement of a third party
As such as the expert or the reviewer or auditors
To validate the data and verify the results of the evaluation study
and the model
developed
Based on the use case of PEF and PFCR on one side, which was the most completed and of
the SA8000 for ethical and social aspects
We identified the most relevant entities on traceability and
to sustainability
With their relationships as you can say the event plays a central role in the schema putting relationship
the information related to to the traceable asset the product component the process step and its locations
The supporting documentation and the traceability report that traceability report
Is a structured document
in xml or json format
And it reports all the the history and reference the history of the product and the reference to its component and raw material
and related evidence
So it reports all the
In traceability information collected by the system related to a single traceable asset
There can be a batch or a single item and so on
And this traceability report can be considered as the bet on in the relate race mentioned before
Thanks to the incremental approach
And that already has been already introduced by
Piero in fact this kind of document can be
Uploaded adding a new event to it
by the system
The most relevant entities on sustainability
And you can can be not
Can be noticed that some entities are the same of the ones of the traceability schema
And this because the proposed data model has been designed
With them of harmonized and reused the data structures for different purposes
And we are here a similar document the structured document which is the transparency and sustainability report
Which is used to collect and report all the information about production process facilities and
The organization that are necessary to describe the sustainability characteristics of the product
Regarding the reference collaborative processes the reason why we focus on the
definition of two main
Reference collaborative process in the CWI but generally also in a in a bees specification
It is the needs two standardized collaboration by defining a methodology a standardized methodology
To define how data are exchanged between the partners and in what sequence
We have
The traceability for sustainability process the first one as you can see it
Consists in several activities
Each of these activity
Is structured and specifies
As you can see in this example for the incoming material activity
Specifies when to exchange data under which pred condition and results
With which data groups that are documents or messages and can be noticed in the transactions
section but also identifying the rules involved and
Through activity diagram that provide which kind of
Documents are exchanged among the actors and what sequence
This is the recycled fiber from waste supply choice process
So it is the second reference collaborative process defined in the CWA
And it is less less detailed because it is based on the ongoing work of Pesco app and sissutak projects
And it is still in products in progress
But the initial indications let us to define two distinct activities with the related involved actors
We provide several resources already said in the annexes of the CWA
We provide the data structures like this one. I go faster here taxonope
But also the coding table and nomenclatures
Mainly based on official nomenclatures
Example of traceability but also on sustainability and transparency report a diagram and of work flows
And then I leave the floor again to Carla for the downstream part
Yeah, thank you Jessica
So yeah, like the modeling of the downstream part of the value chain as
Detroit project didn't have a direct representation of the partners involved was done in collaboration with Pesco app and sissutak
Here we can see a representation of of that end of life part of the value chain
The approach that we follow within the scene CWA was a model assumed that was demand driven meaning that
We assume that normally
The demand of recycle fibers is done through the brands or any manufacturer of the value chain as could be a yarn provider
And similarly between the connection
Uh between the sorter and the collector. So it's um, it's the sorter that actually drives the demand
Towards the collection site
Again, the idea here was
We was to collaborate with this to mention projects and
They're as as meant by Jessica. Uh, some of the results are not published yet. But if you move to the next slide, Jessica, we will
Uh, we will explain a bit more detail at where this uh,
What part they they provided specifically, uh for the project
So sissutak is one of uh an horizon project that they aim to do circularity in the european textile
sector by removing some of the key bottlenecks through pilots on repair
Sorting and recycling and they have developed a decision super tool that identify a wide range of data points
in able to uh important to enable circularity
And these data points have the potential to accelerate the transition of post consumer textile ways into reuse repair and recycling
for example, for um, here we can see these recommends, uh,
17 recommended data points for recycling reuse and repair. There are some
Uh data points as could be the price or the brand that are more relevant for reuse or repair
Or whereas other related to the material composition or recycle counter are more relevant to recycling
and moving to the next slide jessica and
On the side of pescoa project pescoa is another horizon
Europe initiative that the main focus is to find an economic viable process for upcycling mixed polyester cotton
uh textile waste mixes
and
Specifically pescoa has developed a dedicated data model and what we did was to try to see how we could bring all the knowledge from the pescoa site into
Into this cwa and specifically the data model of pescoa
targets textile to textile recycling
So they uh, well the work we are doing here because as reverse resources
We're also working in this project is to define an harmonized ways of representing information of the non-reusable post consumer textiles
That go to a series of process from sorting to the pretreatment to the recycling
and the data model the structure of the data model
Is through three main processes that are involved in the preparation of non-reusable textiles
Starting from the sorting where we capture what are the output specifications?
that
For example can can be retrieved from sensors
Then there's the pretreatment of fistic preparation part to ensure that the materials meet the requirements needed for the recyclers
And finally in the recycling part that it's the part that involves the separation and breakdown of the fibers
Here, uh, we focus on the input specifications to define the material characteristics and the minimum data requirements
That should be met at the previous steps to ensure the
Compatibility of the recycler
And in this slide specifically, uh, you see what are the main four data groups
That uh, the data model of pescoa categorizes the information
And as you see there's the entity and facility data the data the input and output specification and the data
That could be interpreted by the sensor sensor and final slide
So how we are continuing to move forward with these collaborations is
Is through the ecosystems target group number five
I mentioned already that we collaborated a lot within the ecosystems ecosystem and specifically since last
Since beginning of this year. There was another group called circular textile data that it was
Close for the first year, but it's going to open to other projects
Next year this group is led by text road btt and reverse resources
And here we will include the results from this cwi and the project including data model
The a visa dates and the pilot results the minimum data requirements of the pescoa data model
The cizutak decision support tool and also this minimum
Data points and other results from the sirpas to projects ch t-rex extended and we are now extending to other projects
But this code basically is to bring together all the different data related needs and developments from these projects
so we can
Well channel these useful resources to the industry and policy
And the main priorities is to align in data users and data requirements and to try to establish semantic interoperability to scale circular textiles
And that's all on my side. Thank you
We close with some suggestions to on how to use the cwa
So we suggest to follow the proposed steps as a checklist
On how to proceed when set up a data gathering for the new regulations
In order to evaluate and verify whether then the identified needs are appropriate for
All your situation
We suggest to refer to the model at the collaboration process and use them to understand how to collaborate and share a common approach
Across the supply chain to look at generally speaking to look at abstract data models
In order to understand the relationships and dependencies between the entities
There are a lot of initiatives already carried out or ongoing on this topic
It is important to reuse the already
Available results and not reinvent the wheel and finally to use the examples because even if
The regulatory standards may soon be released
They can be used to prepare and test abstract data models and the cwa in this sense provide
Many open and public resources
That are complete and ready to use
This cwa can be very useful for it providers companies and standard bodies and policy makers
So thank you for the attention. This is the link where find the cwa
We'll be continuing our presentation and and the the ideas that we shared it
Uh behind the the scene on on the collaboration. So if if you would like to stay online
Yes, you are welcome
um
so
I think moving forward
Um, yes to the next slide
Yes
Yes, so as uh as it was mentioned, so I will be very very quickly just
Passing by this overview on the unicef uh initiative that uh was mentioned and here
This is particularly the vertical of the sustainability pledge
pledge
Um that it's an initiative to to to
Um foster some convening uh, so to to have a uh, um a kind of a uh network of organizations
um
Making some commitments
And uh, and there are several uh commitments already because this is something that it started
In 2021 and uh, and now they are moving forward with blockchain pilots
in capacity building
uh, so that there are several companies that already represented
Partners and the pilots and use cases
And um, and there is space to submit
Sustainability pledge also
And um
and this
This traceability framework that they developed
Uh was included here. I saw in your slides was included in your
Desk research and our background research
So they have this
three-step approach with the selection of sustainability claims the evidence requirements and then the end to end value chain cover
coverage, uh, and also to have some
Alignment with uh different frameworks
Uh
So as I mentioned, there is space for uh, submitting a sustainability pledge and uh
In in in the in the context of our traceability hub and the extra project
Um, I'm framing here an opportunity for us to eventually
Submit our sustainability pledge
As a kind of a collaborative initiative
Building on uh, the work that the colleagues just share it
And I will be explaining this in the final slide
Voila so here
Um, so we propose that the extra traceability hub could submit a sustainability pledge
By developing
Developing a workshop agreement on chemical stress ability protocol to cause for textile supply chain
So building on the work that the colleagues
Presented so forming a working group and then we we submit our commitment to develop
This workshop and agreement with a coalition of
Project organizations
So we'll be about data collection guidelines industry adoption of also through the the knowledge platform and the traceability hub
working group and then also
Always contributed to the DPP redness and also with the support
Support in the sms
And then uh, there is the safe act DPP initiative here. It's it's very it's much more
Even more technical
So, uh, they they have a whole initiative also on
data data architecture on the on the DPP implementation
And uh, it's uh, it's also something that uh, that they developed also, uh, a workshop and agreement
So, uh, with with the two phases. So a phase one, uh, on requirements and standards
On garment and footwear focus and then the product circular data the crossing there is scalability and and
And different
Steps to
To comply
So with that I I have done very quickly because this is very technical and then now you can have a better information
In the in the web pages and in the documents
The idea is that in our traceability hub we, um
It it was already a planet
From the beginning from the vision so that the first working group will be on chemical
traceability, so the idea is to have this working group established. So we have done
Some me requests and we have interest manifestation from ZDCH from the UNEP at two levels
at the UNEP
From ambition loop earth from Centextbel from Bureau Veritas and also for from the federation the the sports in goods
And
This was the beginning, but the idea is to
extend our collaboration
Also with those organizations and eventually if the colleagues also from the trick project
They would like also to to join this working group
As they mentioned we belong also to the ecosystex
group
In and now we have a lot
Webinar lot is planned on January
2026
To present also this initiative
And the idea is to start collaborating. This is a work that it's not done in
In some months better to start this
This this work and to submit a sustainability pledge
Showing our commitment to for that advanced this work. So this was all for today
And the idea also is to launch this concretely
via our linkedIn page
And to announce that we are starting this working group in our traceability hub with
an enlarged
cooperation with different organizations.
I
don't remember
In the case of our colleagues. They this is a work that was done with 40 organizations for zero. So
The idea is also to have a critical mass and in the moment that we are leaving. It's very important to have a critical mass to further advance
The the the findings and also the recommendations because otherwise
We we can lose time and and eventually it's better to to find consensus across
A very important critical mass of organizations