Textiles, Craft Economies & Sustainable Manufacturing
Textiles, Craft Economies & Sustainable Manufacturing
This journey examines textiles as both heritage and industrial system. Beginning in Ahmedabad, students study textile manufacturing systems, entrepreneurship, and the spectrum between informal and formal supply chains.
In Jaipur, students engage with craft clusters, design studios, and export networks to understand value addition, gendered labor systems, and sustainability transitions. Circularity workshops and waste diagnostics deepen the sustainability lens.
The final phase in Delhi situates findings within MSME policy and industrial incentives, asking how policy instruments interact with embedded social and production realities.
Students will:
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Map textile value chains across formal and informal networks.
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Analyze water use, dyeing processes, and circularity innovations.
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Evaluate gender, skill transmission, and labor structures.
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Examine entrepreneurship and export competitiveness.
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Produce a Sustainability & Competitiveness Dossier.
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Textile Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Sustainability
Economics
Development Studies
Design
Entrepreneurship
Public Policy
Ahmedabad
Jaipur
Delhi