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CRE8 Campaign

EcoDhaga is a Proud Partner for CRE8 Campaign by Fairtrade India...

Where Ethical Craft meets Consciousness 

At EcoDhaga, we believe that craft has the power to create real change. That’s why we’re excited to collaborate with the Centre for Social Markets’ Campaign for RE8 (CRE8) in collaboration with Fairtrade India and supported by the European Union’s SWITCH-Asia Programme. It is an initiative that promotes ethical enterprises, strengthens artisan communities, and encourages a more sustainable future for India’s creative economy. The main focus of the campaign is to make fashion sustainable, fair, circular, and youth-led. 

CraftED for CRE8 with EcoDhaga

Fun, Funky and Functional! Join the creatively curated workshops by EcoDhaga to learn how climate action can begin with quiet, simple and right in your closets. Learn lost arts of sewing, reinstill repair as a behaviour, and challenge your creativity in making products that you can take home. Not to mention, earn some serious bragging rights, as you CRE8 tangible products, and substantial change as a creative climate warrior! 

“We are the first generation to feel the effect of climate change and the last generation who can do something about it.”
- Barack Obama

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What is CRE8? 
Campaign for Re 8

About the CRE8 Campaign

CRE8 is Fair Trade India’s flagship initiative designed to support ethical and impact-driven businesses. The campaign focuses on:

  • Promoting circular fashion by encouraging responsible production and sustainable consumption practices 

  • Engaging youth as change-makers, empowering them to lead and advocate for sustainable and ethical fashion

  • Advancing the 8 REs of circular fashion — Rethink, Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repair, Restore, Repurpose, and Recycle

  • Raising awareness about the environmental and social impacts of fast fashion

  • Encouraging public participation through events, workshops, and creative actions that inspire sustainable lifestyle choices

  • Strengthening the capabilities of responsible enterprises

  • Supporting artisan-led and community-based businesses

  • Encouraging mindful production and conscious consumption

 

Through CRE8, organisations like EcoDhaga can connect, share knowledge, and co-create solutions that help grassroots communities thrive.

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CRE8ing Long-Term Impact with EcoDhaga Community

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This collaboration isn’t just about shared ideas—it also brings real benefits for our community of learners, makers, and changemakers.

 

Special CRE8 Workshop Benefits

For the EcoDhaga community, whether you are a veteran or just curious and exploring, this collaboration is a way for you to engage with climate action, understand it's social and ethical aspects, beyond just environmental issues and how you can be a part of the solution, through simple yet intentional actions. 

 

As part of the CRE8 campaign, participants in EcoDhaga workshops can enjoy:

  • Special discounted rates on selected workshops

  • Early bird vouchers and additional perks for those who register early

  • Access to exclusive learning resources connected to the CRE8 campaign

  • Greater awareness and connection within the Fairtrade India network and the work they do. 

 

Who is the CraftED for CRE8 for? 

Whether you’re a maker, designer, student, entrepreneur, or simply curious about sustainable craft—this is a wonderful opportunity to learn and be part of something meaningful. Suitable for alll ages and all levels of dexterity, if you're a sewing expert or you've never threaded a needle before, you can participate, learn, make something fun that you can cherish for long and takeaway skills that are nearly forgotten. ​​​

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