تأثير ممارسات التصنيع الاجتماعي في القيمة المستدامة : دراسة حالة في معمل الألبسة الرجالية–النجف الأشرف

Abstract EN

The purpose of the research is explore the impact of the social Manufacturing (SocailM) methodology in enhancing the indicators of sustainable value in the men's clothing factory in Najaf, where the fashion and clothing industry is witnessing a dramatic shift from the logic of competition to economies of scale towards rapid, cheap and low-quality production, which in enhances the indicators of sustainable value in the field of disposal It is easy to lose, waste or replace due to the low value of the product to the customer / user.

Social Manufacturing can be seen as a more open and democratic approach to production, with different levels of user participation in the production process.

The aim of this research open dialogue and discussion about the role of social Manufacturing methodology in creating sustainable new value environmentally, economically and socially, in conjunction with the production and participatory design and social design pathways and social factory, and from those tracks "do it yourself (DIY)", "do it together (DIT)" and creative, Interactive design strategies.

The most important research questions are: Is there a significant impact of the social Manufacturing methodology on improving sustainable value? How can interactive design strategies be adopted in the context of social Manufacturing? To what extent does social manufacturing contribute to enabling customer creative participation in generating sustainable value at the system level? What types of sustainable value are created in social Manufacturing by supporting design and manufacturing processes with alternative design strategies? The results of the statistical analysis of the data collected through structured interviews with a sample of workers in question that the social Manufacturing methodology has significant effects in improving the indicators of sustainable value with its economic, social and environmental dimensions, and the research made several recommendations, the most important of which is the transformation of the clothing and fashion industry to the social Manufacturing methodology requires re- Business network engineering and creation of advanced communication systems that allow beneficiaries to be partners in generating sustainable value.