Project outputs

Deliverables, publications, and open artifacts

This page collects research outputs from the M-DPP project as they become available. We are committed to open science—datasets, tools, and publications will be shared here when publishable.

Publications

Peer-reviewed papers, conference contributions, and working papers from the research team will be listed here as they are published.

Open data and tools

Open-source reference databases, software prototypes, and data models developed during the project will be shared for reuse.

Presentations and events

Slide decks, workshop materials, and recordings from public presentations and living lab sessions.

Available outputs

WP1 — Participatory Co-Design and Project Leadership

Stakeholder Questionnaire — Delphi Method
WP1 · A1 Stakeholder Engagement & Policy Alignment (key activity)

A completed three-round stakeholder consultation engaging experts across the textile value chain to establish shared, practice-grounded requirements for Digital Product Passports. Includes study design, all three rounds of questionnaires and analysis, and a final synthesis of findings.

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DPP Requirement Report
WP1 · D1 DPP Requirement Report outlining compliance and simplification strategies (deliverable)

An integrated analysis of the EU regulatory landscape for textile DPPs, the current state of implementation in the EU and the Netherlands, and the findings of the Delphi stakeholder consultation. Translates these three evidence streams into a compliance and implementation strategy, with design recommendations for the M-DPP molecular reference database and software layer.

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Industry Living Labs
WP1 · A2 Industry Living Labs: co-developing streamlined DPP processes (key activity)

A series of three workshops with industry partners, designers, researchers, and policymakers to co-design the M-DPP system around real needs. Includes presentations, survey results, and Miro board outputs from all three sessions.

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WP4 — Deployment, Testing, Validation, and Citizen Science

Pilot Report — Ownership in the Textile Ecosystem
WP4 · D1 Pilot report of ownership in the ecosystem — who, what, where, and how (deliverable)

An analysis of how ownership, responsibilities, digital infrastructures, and governance are distributed among stakeholders in the textile ecosystem, and what this means for the practical implementation of Digital Product Passports.

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The project started in 2025. Outputs will be added to this page as the research progresses. Check back regularly or get in touch to stay informed.