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UNRAVELLING A MYSTERY: Police officials at the spot where Dilson (inset) was shot on Sunday last
anger after warning the boys several times against trespassing. Sources said the suspect could have been drunk at the time of the incident. CBCID personnel said they had fished out the pistol from the Cooum, which runs across the officers’ enclave. They said they had matched the pistol with the evidence provided by ballistic and fo-
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Chennai: The lungi’s always had style — wearers kick up the border, grab the other end, knot it in one fluid motion and are ready for anything from crossing a muddy puddle to beating up baddies. The humble two metres of chequered material is now kicking up a storm in Europe with a company turning them into hand-stitched dresses, jackets, skirts and scarves. The IOU Project, based out of Madrid in Spain, is buying lungis from weavers in Kurinjipadi, near Cuddalore, using designers and craftspeople in Europe to hand-stitch them into garments and selling them online using social media marketing. “We’ve taken hand-woven fabrics made for centuries by artisans in India and turned them over to craftsmen in Europe, who create one-of-a-kind apparel items to be sold online using social e-commerce tools,” says Kavita Parmar, IOU founder and creative director. The business went live in May at
tion box. The bullets matched with the shrapnel. We grilled him and finally he confessed,” a senior police officer said. Based on the confession, swimmers fished out the pistol from the river on Saturday evening. “After shooting the boy, the Lt Col left his house with the pistol and threw it into the Cooum. When Army officers went to his house for inquiry, he produced his service pistol and declared that he didn’t have a personal weapon,” a source said. The retired officer lives in one of the residential quarters located 30 metres away from the almond tree, while the adjacent house is occupied by another officer, Lt Col Ajay Singh, who was transferred from Jammu & Kashmir recently. Of the four quarters, two are unoccupied. ‘Lt Col was angry’, P 7
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www.iouproject.com, and they receive about 15 orders a day. Buyers can also track their garments to find out how it was produced. Each item of clothing has a ‘QR code’, which can be entered on the site so you can see photograph of the person who wove the cloth you’ve bought and see them work. “We wanted people to know about the garment they own and understand how their decision to buy a product affects so many other lives,” she says. The lungis are sourced through Co-optex from 223 weavers working in nine co-operative societies in Kurijipadi. “This is not our first international project,” says C Umashankar, managing director, Co-optex. “We have been exporting fabric and finished products to Europe and the world for years. But this is interesting because the buyer seems to be using the internet not just to sell but also give credit to the weavers,” he says.
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ye edificaciones sostenibles a partir de estructuras de madera del Pirineo destinadas a particulares que buscan ampliaciones de su vivienda, oficinas en casa o segundas residencias. Las construcciones que fabrican son casas sanas, pasivas -que significa mínimo consumo energético, menos de 15 kilovatios por metro cuadrado- y con mínimas emisiones de CO2. La empresa fabrica todos los módulos en la Seu d’Urgell (Lérida) y desde los Pirineos catalanes los traslada. La fundadora del proyecto, Rosa Vilarasau, afirma que “en construcción, trabajar con criterios de sostenibilidad implica un sobrecoste respecto a valores tradicionales de precio por metro cuadrado que estaría entre el 10 y el 15 por ciento pero permite que la vivienda sea mucho mejor en criterios de eficiencia energética, huella de carbono y salud para el individuo”. Sobre este sobreprecio, considera que los consumidores “únicamente pagarán de más por lo que les aporte un valor real”. Vilarasau cree que “con los previsibles incrementos del precio de la energía, dentro de poco lo que dejará de ser rentable será construir sin criterios de sostenibilidad, porque no podremos soportar el mantenimiento de casas poco eficientes”. La empresa fue galardonada el año pasado con el Premio a la Emprendeduría del Instituto Europeo de Innovación y Tecnología (EIT)
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Según el Anuario de Sostenibilidad 2013 de la consultora KPMG, España ocupa el cuarto lugar en el medallero internacional de empresas más sostenibles en 2013. Estados Unidos ocupa el primer lugar.
en la categoría de energía sostenible por su proyecto presentado: módulos eficientes -que conservan la energía- con mínimas emisiones de CO2. Desde su creación a finales de 2009 ha desarrollado seis construcciones con módulos en España y Francia y han llevado a cabo dos soluciones fijas. Este año la empresa espera alcanzar el millón de euros de facturación. Mucho menos sofisticada es la base del negocio de Ecomonegros. “No hemos notado la crisis y los clientes valoran mucho el producto”, explica Laura Marcén, responsable de esta empresa familiar, que recuperó la variedad de Trigo Aragón 03 y que se encarga de su cultivo y de todo el proceso de producción, transformación y elaboración y distribución de productos elaborados con ella y de sus derivados.
Conciencia tranquila En esta empresa, con sede en Leciñena (Zaragoza), sí compensa la sostenibilidad “tanto económicamente como personalmente. Lo bueno es que te vas a la cama sabiendo que haces algo bueno, que promueves un valor y que se lo das al producto y a las personas”, añade Laura Marcén, quien añade que en su caso crecer es más difícil porque se depende de la cosecha de trigo y porque todo lo que se emplea son productos ecológicos “que no son fáciles de encontrar, sobre todo, en la zona”. Y es que los criterios de sostenibilidad se han implantado también en el proceso productivo puesto que se siguen métodos artesanales. “El trigo se muele en un molino de piedra y se usa el mínimo de energía porque es la fuerza de la mano la que da forma al pan”. La empresa castellonense Beltrán Hermanos no ha dejado de fabricar jabones naturales desde 1922, ni siquiera cuando en los 60 las lavadoras y detergentes arrinconaron la pastilla de jabón. La empresa reaccionó triturando sus jabones y añadiendo los elementos químicos imprescindibles. Pero hace una década, el sector de los productos ecológicos llamó a su puerta. “Las tiendas nos pedían certificación, así que empezamos con el proyecto de abrir una línea de productos ecológicos, que se llama BioBel, en la que los pocos productos químicos que utilizábamos para adaptar el jabón a la lavadora se sustituyeron por ingredientes naturales”, explica Mara Beltrán, perteneciente a la cuarta generación que gestiona la empresa familiar. La de Beltrán Hermanos fue la primera fábrica española de detergentes ecológicos con certificado, en concreto, de Ecocert. El año pasado facturaron 600.000 euros. ¿Sostenible y rentable? Una combinación real... y posible.
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Kavita Parmar Fundadora de The IOU Project
“Si eres de los que compra ‘low-cost’, tú también lo eres” Ángeles Caballero MADRID.
Vino a vivir a España en 2001. Creó dos marcas y la crisis frustró algún que otro sueño profesional. Y cambió el chip. Se dio cuenta de que en el mundo de la moda el robot le estaba ganando la batalla al artesano y decidió plantarle cara fundando una empresa, The IOU Project, en la que esa máquina saca su cara más amable y conecta al artesano que teje la prenda con el cliente que paga por ella.
¿Cuándo se da cuenta de que se pueden hacer las cosas de otra forma? Tenía hecho todo el plan de negocio, con toda la cadena de la producción. Pero con la crisis nos quedamos sin ella. O cerraban, o se iban fuera. Me di cuenta de que el robot gana siempre, que el cliente quería cantidad frente a calidad. Casos como el del incendio en la planta de Bangladesh han puesto temas como estos en la agenda. Me pregunto si sirve para algo... A la gente le sorprenden noticias como éstas pero llevan ocurriendo mucho tiempo. Lo que pasa es que hace diez años había opacidad. Ya no. Yo he visto en China ríos de color azul por el tinte de lavar los vaqueros. ¿Qué tiene de distinta una empresa de moda como la suya? Entiendo que se deben hacer las cosas de otra forma, pero ¿se puede de verdad? Nuestro concepto consiste en utilizar la tecnología para conectar al productor y al consumidor y que cada prenda tenga una historia. Al final, la sostenibilidad viene de una conversación entre ambos. El consumidor la puede y la debe pedir. Para ello hemos creado un sistema de trazabilidad -primero offline, luego online-, con un código QR en cada prenda -tenemos unas 50.000- que te permite buscar a los actores de esa historia. ¿Dónde están esos actores? Compramos las telas en la India porque casi no quedan telares en Europa. Han cerrado casi todos. Los artesanos son de allí y las prendas se confeccionan en Europa. A la cadena de suministro la llamamos cadena de prosperidad. Por que al final se trata de eliminar a los intermediarios, porque creemos que los que deben ganar dinero son los que le añaden valor al producto. Puede que suene duro, pero si compras low-cost, tú también eres low-cost.
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¿Cómo se acoge una propuesta como la suya? Llevamos un año y medio y vendemos en 38 países. La verdad es que nuestra apuesta -porque hemos invertido todo nuestro dinero y parte del de nuestros amigosse ha acogido muy bien fuera de España. En este tiempo hemos conseguido unas 800.000 entradas en blogs ¡sin poner un duro de publicidad! Entiendo que esa acogida en el exterior implica que en España sigue primando la cantidad frente a la calidad de la que habla y esa supremacía del precio por encima de otras cosas. Bueno, yo creo que hay un público, bastante, al que le interesa el low-cost. Al fin y al cabo, ¿qué es lo que nos hace sentir mejor? Consumir, comprar algo nuevo. Es el único poder que nos queda. Y cuando lo hacemos, es todo un chute. ¿Esa conexión entre artesano, el que confecciona y el que compra se da? Algún escéptico puede pensar que es pura estrategia de marketing. Hace poco hubo un ciclón en una zona donde nosotros tenemos buena parte de la cadena de producción. A las pocas horas recibí más de 400 correos electrónicos preguntando: ¿oye, cómo está mi
tejedor? ¿Eso pasa, por ejemplo, en H&M?
¿También nos tenemos que creer las colecciones de algodón orgánico de grandes cadenas? No se trata de creerlo todo, se trata de preguntar más. Cuestionárselo todo y pedir la información. Saber lo que estamos comprando. Compro una historia, compro un voto. En el fondo no estamos inventando nada sino detectando una necesidad. ¿Cuál es el papel de los medios en este tema? Me parece estupendo que estén informando de todo lo que pasa, de la corrupción, de casos como el de Bangladesh, de todo aquello que nos debe hacer replantear nuestro modelo de consumo. Lo que no está haciendo la prensa es convencer al consumidor del poder que tiene. Que es inmenso. Hace poco leía una entrevista a una actriz que decía que prefería comprarse 10 vestidos en Zara que uno de calidad. ¿Qué le parece? Me parece muy bien. Yo lo respeto, claro. Pero entiendo que aceptará sin problema que le paguen diez veces menos por una película dentro de un tiempo. Supongo, ¿no?
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