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EDITION 03/2005<br />
PAGE 4<br />
Project News<br />
World Wool Award (WWA)<br />
<strong>IWTO</strong> launches the Edition 2006<br />
of the World Wool Award, a<br />
project kindly sponsored by The<br />
Woolmark Company. The aims<br />
of the project are to emphasize<br />
the positive and natural properties<br />
of wool, to stimulate future<br />
research work and innovations of<br />
product development and to<br />
communicate ideas of marketing<br />
and promotion of wool products.<br />
The projects that will be<br />
awarded by <strong>IWTO</strong> should deal<br />
with matters of the wool sector,<br />
its fashion, marketing or innovation.<br />
As in the last edition, the<br />
competition is open in three<br />
categories in which the awards<br />
will be given:<br />
1. Fashion & Design<br />
2. Marketing & Promotion<br />
3. Concept & Innovation<br />
The winner in each category will<br />
be promoted on the <strong>IWTO</strong> website<br />
for the period of one year<br />
and each winner will be invited to<br />
participate in the <strong>IWTO</strong> Annual<br />
Congress 2006, to be held in<br />
Cairo, Egypt. The prize<br />
includes free accommodation,<br />
travel costs,<br />
Congress fee, and an<br />
exhibition area at the<br />
Congress.<br />
The application form as<br />
well as the information<br />
brochure about the<br />
World Wool Award<br />
can be downloaded<br />
from our website<br />
www.iwto.org.<br />
International Student Exchange Programme (ISEP)<br />
The process of searching<br />
relevant placements<br />
for 10 outstanding students<br />
taking part in the<br />
first edition of ISEP is<br />
finished. All participants<br />
started or will start<br />
within the next days<br />
their traineeships<br />
sponsored by AWI.<br />
Please find below the list of students<br />
and their host companies.<br />
In the next editions of the Newsletter<br />
you will get a report from<br />
the placements.<br />
More information concerning the<br />
ISEP Project can be found under<br />
the <strong>IWTO</strong> webpage:<br />
www.iwto.org/Projects/student.htm<br />
List of ISEP students and their host companies:<br />
Mrs. Eglantine Baussan, (France), University of New South Wales, Australia<br />
Mrs. Ana Cristina da Luz Broega, (Portugal), Deakin University, Australia<br />
Mrs. Benedetta Corsi, (Italy), The NZ Merino Company Ltd., New Zealand<br />
Mrs. Maria Grubert, (Germany), the Macquarie Textiles Group Ltd., Australia<br />
Mr. Sudhakar Jaganathan, (India), DWI, Germany<br />
Mr. Jasti Vamshi Krishna, (India), Ningbo Youngor Woolen Dyeing & Finishing Co. Ltd., China<br />
Mr. Yuqing Liu, (China), AWTA, Australia<br />
Mr. Andrew Shannon, (Australia), International Development Centre Canesis Ltd., UK<br />
Mrs. Yan Zhang, (China), CSIRO, Australia<br />
Mr. Kanfeng Wang, (China), CSIRO, Australia<br />
Apparel Test Marketing Project<br />
<strong>IWTO</strong> is launching<br />
a Test<br />
Marketing Project<br />
with the<br />
goal of repositioning<br />
wool in the<br />
women’s wear sector.<br />
"The Apparel Task Force’s visionary<br />
proposal, which told us that<br />
before we embarked on any wide<br />
spread marketing program for<br />
wool we should seek to demonstrate,<br />
clearly and without question,<br />
that sophisticated, well targeted<br />
promotion can and will<br />
work."<br />
Michael Lempriere,<br />
<strong>IWTO</strong> President.<br />
<strong>IWTO</strong> Interior<br />
Textiles Project<br />
This strategic project of <strong>IWTO</strong><br />
will analyse and identify the future<br />
directions of the interior<br />
textile industry. It will identify<br />
the needs and measures that are<br />
mandatory to the wool industry<br />
in order to play a major role in<br />
the industrial textile business in<br />
the future.