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Introduction to the Higg Index

Overview of the Higg Index

History and Development

Components of the Higg Index

Higg Facility Environmental Module (FEM)

Higg Facility Social & Labor Module (FSLM)

Higg Brand & Retail Module (BRM)

Using the Higg Index

How to Implement the Higg Index

Case Studies

Benefits of the Higg Index

Environmental Benefits

Social and Economic Benefits

Challenges and Criticisms

Common Criticisms

Addressing the Challenges

Future of the Higg Index

Innovations and Developments

Global Impact

Conclusion

Summary and Key Takeaways

The Higg Index is a suite of tools that enables brands, retailers, and facilities of all sizes — at every stage in their sustainability journey — to accurately measure and score a company or product’s sustainability performance. This course will cover the introduction, components, usage, benefits, challenges, and future of the Higg Index.

Higg Index

The Higg Index serves as a pivotal tool in the realm of sustainability, particularly within the textile and apparel industries. This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Higg Index, its components, and its significance in promoting sustainable practices. The Higg Index encompasses various modules that assess environmental and social impacts across the supply chain, enabling brands and manufacturers to measure and improve their sustainability performance. By delving into the history and development of the Higg Index, participants will gain insights into its evolution and the driving forces behind its creation, which are essential for fostering a more sustainable future in the fashion industry.

Throughout the course, learners will explore the specific modules of the Higg Index, including the Higg Facility Environmental Module (FEM), the Higg Facility Social & Labor Module (FSLM), and the Higg Brand & Retail Module (BRM). Each module offers a unique perspective on sustainability, addressing critical areas such as environmental management, labor practices, and brand accountability. Additionally, the course will cover the implementation of the Higg Index, supported by real-world case studies that illustrate its application and effectiveness. Participants will also engage with the benefits of utilizing the Higg Index, including environmental, social, and economic advantages, while critically examining common criticisms and challenges associated with its use. By the end of the course, learners will be equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to leverage the Higg Index for driving positive change within their organizations and the broader industry.