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Boost your CSR commitment with the PARSE 2024 grant

Benjamin THOMAS
August 1, 2024
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The Fédération du prêt à porter féminin, in partnership with DEFI, has announced the return of the PARSE grant for 2024. This financial support, worth €3,000 per company, aims to encourage and support Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives in the fashion sector.

And this year, the grant is back with an interesting twist: subscriptions to CSR platforms, such as Waro, are now among the eligible expenses!

What is the PARSE grant?

The PARSE (Plan d'Amplification RSE) grant was created to help fashion companies integrate sustainable and responsible practices into their day-to-day operations. This assistance program can take several forms:

1. Consulting / coaching :

External strategic support for CSR transition (strategic diagnosis, regulatory compliance, responsible sourcing, eco-design, decarbonization, LCA, responsible communication, traceability, duty of care, etc.).

2. Inter-company / intra-company training for managers and staff :

Enhance your skills and knowledge in sustainable development and social responsibility (all environmental, social and sustainable development CSR topics).

3. Subscriptions to platforms and/or solutions :

Prepare for and anticipate new regulations (environmental labelling, AGEC law, changes to REACH, etc.) thanks to the toolsand resources offered by specialized platforms such as Waro (traceability, environmental and social impact measurement, CSR risk analysis, etc.).

4. Certifications / labels (well identified in the sector - no self-labels) and social audits.

5. Tests (durability, ecotoxicity, etc.).

What are the eligibility criteria?

To qualify for the PARSE 2024 grant, your company must meet the following criteria:

  • Companies with minimum sales of €50K

Please note: the company's taxable sales must be significant in relation to its activity. Thus, companies with Chain and Weft sales between 0 and 30% will not be eligible for a subsidy.

  • Companies in good standing with regard to the tax assigned over the last 4 years.
  • CSR project: Present a clearly defined CSR project or initiative, including measurable objectives and concrete actions.
  • Complete application: Submit a complete application.

For more information on eligibility criteria and to download the application form, visit the dedicated page on the Fédération du prêt à porter féminin website: Plan d'Amplification RSE.

Why integrate CSR into your business?

Corporate social responsibility is not just a passing trend, but a necessity for any company wishing to remain competitive and relevant in today's market. By integrating CSR practices, you can :

  • Improve your brand image: Consumers are increasingly concerned about the environmental and social impact of the products they buy.

A Nielsen study revealed that 66% of global consumers are willing to pay more for sustainable products (Nielsen Global Corporate Sustainability Report).

  • Attracting and retaining talent: Employees prefer to work for companies that share their values.

A Deloitte report points out that 76% of young people consider a company's CSR commitments when choosing a career (Deloitte Global Millennial Survey).

  • Reduce costs: Sustainable practices can lead to significant savings over the long term.
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