Análise bibliométrica integrativa baseada na sustentabilidade na Industria têxtil

Abstract

The textile industry, a crucial pillar of the global economy, faces the challenge of adopting more sustainable practices in response to increasing environmental and social concerns. This integrative review sought to analyze and synthesize scientific evidence on sustainability in this sector. The method included an integrative review of literature from the past five years, with a search in databases such as LILACS, SciELO, and PubMed. The selection of studies was based on criteria that included articles addressing sustainability in the textile industry, published in Portuguese, English, or Spanish. The research resulted in the identification of 71 articles, of which 3 were analyzed in detail. These studies addressed various aspects, such as sustainable water management, the impact of the pandemic, and innovations in textile sizing materials. The results showed the importance of collaboration among stakeholders for environmental and economic sustainability, the vital role of sustainable practices in times of crisis, and innovations in materials that align sustainability with efficiency and cost reduction. It is concluded that sustainability in the textile industry requires a multifaceted and adaptive approach, capable of responding to emerging challenges and seizing innovative opportunities. The complexity of sustainability in the textile sector involves environmental, social, economic, and technological considerations, highlighting the need for collaborative and adaptive strategies to address challenges and promote a more sustainable future for the industry.