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Partners
The
Clothing Industry Training Authority partners with the relevant
education institutions, government bodies, corporate businesses and
trade associations to increase our exposure, experience, and
expertise in the garment related industry and strengthen our position
to provide more value for the industry.
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The
Hong Kong Polytechnic University
http://www.polyu.edu.hk
HK
Polytechnic University and CITA jointly established "Textile
Manufacturing Technology Centre" in 1997, and have gained the
approval from the Industrial Support Fund. The first phase of this
project is to set up a textile quality evaluation laboratory to
conduct workshops for textile and garment employees in an environment
simulating industry conditions.
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Hong
Kong Productivity Council
http://www.hkpc.org
HKPC and
CITA established a Clothing Technology Demonstration Centre (CTDC) in
1990. The activities of the CTDC were originally confined to
demonstrating quality management and responsive manufacturing systems
through the actual production of garments.
In order
to take the quick response concept beyond the production floor level,
and to embrace a range of techniques that can shorten lead times at
all stages of the clothing supply chain, the Quick Response Center
(QRC) for the textiles and clothing industries was
established in 1994 with funding from the Industry and Technology
Development Council of the Hong Kong SAR Government.
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Worldwide Responsible Apparel Production
www.wrapapparel.org
In
collaboration with WRAP of USA, the Compliance Resource Center of CITA receives
additional Iin relevant conduct of
compliance support. At present, the list of supporting organizations
include: The Hong Kong Exporters' Association, Textile Council of Hong Kong Ltd,
Hong Kong Productivity Council, Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency,
The Woolmark Company, Federation of Hong
Kong Industries, and apparelkey.com of the
Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
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Alvaproducts
www.alvaproducts.com
With the
garment industry focusing more on fit, 3D scanning technology and fit
mannequins that resemble real human in posture and shape are becoming
more important. Alvaproducts has donated a
Tec Math 3D scanner and fit forms to CITA in an effort to increase
fit awareness in the market. Alvaproducts
and CITA are also jointly developing course material relevant to fit
for the Garment Fit Center for training the garment industry.
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Kowloon
Bay Training Center
63 Tai
Yip Street,
Kowloon
Bay,
Kowloon,
Hong
Kong
Tel.:
(852) 2754 4802
Fax: (852) 2795 0452
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Lai
King
Training
Center
201-203 Lai King Hill
Road,
Kwai Chung, N.T.,
Hong Kong
Tel.: (852) 2743 3710
Fax: (852) 2371 0761
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