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13 Mar 2021
The growing use of plastics in fashion is a problem. In response, the RSA is calling for new measures to turn the tide including a tax on virgin plastics used in clothing; a ban on marketing petrochemical-derived clothing; and a commission to prepare for the future of fashion.
24 May 2020
People want the fashion industry to change.
24 Apr 2018
The report explores the role of design in unlocking the creative potential 21st century industry.
25 Jul 2017
Design thinking has delivered an impressive creative boon. But to tackle our most complex social challenges design methods must be augmented with systems thinking.
07 Mar 2016
What lessons can be learned from the work of The Great Recovery? From the spark of an idea to the growth of a network and beyond, we share some of our reflections and insights from the last four years.
08 Sep 2015
Taking our unique design-focused approach to the circular economy, The RSA Great Recovery partnered with recycling and waste company SUEZ to ask the question: ‘How can we design better systems that will increase rates of re-use and reduce the quantity of bulky items reaching landfill and incineration?’
05 Mar 2015
A new report from the RSA Student Design Awards charts the transformation of design education and the design industry from a collection of arts and crafts artisans in the early 20th century to today’s generation of creative and socially-responsive problem solvers.
01 Nov 2013
Collective pensions provide a safer more predictable income in retirement. This report evaluates the performance of collective pensions and recommends they should become the standard in the UK.
31 May 2013
The Great Recovery project, launched in September 2012 by the Action and Research Centre at the RSA, aims to build a cross disciplinary design community that is equipped to support the development of an economy based on resource-efficient principles.
01 Apr 2013
A reduction in the trade deficit by £20bn and an estimated 200,000 UK based jobs could be created over the next ten years.
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