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Side event at the fifth Global Meeting of the Mountain Partnership: “Understanding landscape and watershed management in mountains ”, 17.30-19.30, 12 December 2017, FAO HQ. During the side event, the new FAO publication “Watershed Management in Action” was launched.
The fifth Global Meeting of the Mountain Partnership – with its theme “Mountains under pressure: climate, hunger, migration” – was held at FAO headquarters in Rome, Italy, on 11-13 December 2017.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Roberto Cenciarelli. Editorial use only. Copyright ©FAO
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To end the workshop, parents participate in a community-building game. CAPCS hosted the workshop to help parents understand how the ESL program operates and how it is integrated into their child's learning.
Mahidol University in Thailand and the ILO have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) reaffirming their commitment to collaboration, knowledge-sharing and capacity-building in the pursuit of universal health and social protection in the region.
The agreement was signed by Prof Piyamitr Sritara, President of Mahidol University, and Ms Kaori Nakamura-Osaka, ILO's Assistant Director-General and Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific, at a ceremony to mark World Day of Social Justice 2025, held at Mahidol University on 6 February 2025.
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8 July 2024 - Cairo, Egypt – Within the framework of the memorandum of understanding signed between the leading United Good Food Organization (FAO) and the Ministry of Youth and Sports, the “6 Youth for Growth in Agricultural and Food Systems” project, through which it aims to establish green agricultural clubs in youth centers in the governorates of East, Wadi El Jadid, and Assiut.
The main purpose for establishing Agricultural Clubs is to promote the importance of agriculture amongst Egyptian youth and anchor, in them, the affiliation to earth and its produce. It aims at fostering sustainable agriculture and food systems transformation in a way that is attractive and vibrant to children and youth.
FAO organized a training of trainers (TOT) workshop for new graduates from the Ministry and the governorate directorates on how to establish an agricultural department in youth centers, in coordination with the Central Youth Administration.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO Egypt
Side event at the fifth Global Meeting of the Mountain Partnership: “Understanding landscape and watershed management in mountains ”, 17.30-19.30, 12 December 2017, FAO HQ. During the side event, the new FAO publication “Watershed Management in Action” was launched.
The fifth Global Meeting of the Mountain Partnership – with its theme “Mountains under pressure: climate, hunger, migration” – was held at FAO headquarters in Rome, Italy, on 11-13 December 2017.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Roberto Cenciarelli. Editorial use only. Copyright ©FAO
O curso Curso ITU Academy - Understanding and using ICT data to inform policies for Universal and Meaningful Connectivity ocorreu dos dias 11 a 15 de maio de 2026, em São Paulo.
Fotos: ©RicardoMatsukawa
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Side event at the fifth Global Meeting of the Mountain Partnership: “Understanding landscape and watershed management in mountains ”, 17.30-19.30, 12 December 2017, FAO HQ. During the side event, the new FAO publication “Watershed Management in Action” was launched.
The fifth Global Meeting of the Mountain Partnership – with its theme “Mountains under pressure: climate, hunger, migration” – was held at FAO headquarters in Rome, Italy, on 11-13 December 2017.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Roberto Cenciarelli. Editorial use only. Copyright ©FAO
When you buy new clothes, there’s nothing better than the smooth, soft feel of fresh fabric. But over time, you may notice small fuzzy balls forming on the surface of your favorite sweater or T-shirt. These tiny fabric clusters are known as pills, and the process is called clothes pilling. While pilling doesn’t mean your garment is ruined, it does affect its appearance, making it look older and less cared for. The good news is, with the right knowledge and care, you can prevent or at least reduce pilling significantly.
What Is Clothes Pilling?
Pilling occurs when fibers in a fabric become loose, tangle together, and form small balls on the surface. This usually happens due to friction, such as when clothing rubs against itself, furniture, or even during washing and drying. Pilling is most common in areas that experience frequent contact, like under the arms, along side seams, or around the thighs.
Natural fibers like cotton, wool, and cashmere are especially prone to pilling, while synthetic blends like polyester may resist it slightly but can still develop pills over time.
Why Do Clothes Pill?
The main reasons clothes pill include:
Fabric Type – Loosely woven fabrics or those made from shorter fibers (like cotton or wool) tend to pill faster than tightly woven fabrics made of long fibers, such as silk or linen.
Friction – Regular wear and washing cause fabrics to rub against each other, breaking fibers and causing pills to form.
Washing and Drying Habits – Machine washing, especially with other coarse fabrics like denim or towels, can roughen delicate fabrics, leading to pilling. Over-drying in a machine also accelerates wear.
Age of Clothing – Older clothes naturally weaken over time, and as fibers break down, pilling becomes more visible.
How to Prevent Clothes Pilling
While it’s almost impossible to eliminate pilling completely, there are several ways to reduce it:
1. Choose Fabrics Wisely
When shopping, pay attention to fabric quality. Clothes made of tightly woven, long fibers (like silk or high-quality polyester) pill less. Blends that include acrylic or low-quality wool may pill faster. Investing in quality pieces often pays off in the long run.
2. Wash with Care
Turn clothes inside out before washing.
Wash delicate fabrics separately, using a gentle cycle.
Use a mesh laundry bag for sweaters or fine fabrics.
Choose a mild detergent and avoid harsh chemicals.
3. Air Dry Instead of Machine Dry
Heat and tumbling increase friction, which encourages pilling. If possible, lay clothes flat to dry or use a drying rack.
4. Avoid Overloading the Washing Machine
When clothes are crammed together, friction increases. Give garments enough space to move freely in the washer.
5. Remove Pills Properly
If pills do appear, don’t pull them off by hand. Instead, use:
A fabric shaver or de-piller (safe and efficient).
A lint roller or adhesive strip for smaller pills.
A fine-toothed comb for sweaters.
Everyday Habits to Keep Clothes Looking New
Besides washing and drying, simple habits can make a difference. For instance, avoid wearing backpacks or shoulder bags over delicate sweaters, as straps create constant rubbing. Rotate clothing regularly instead of wearing the same items every day, giving fabrics time to recover.
Final Thoughts
Clothes pilling is a natural part of a garment’s life cycle, but it doesn’t have to mean the end of your favorite outfit. By understanding what causes pilling and adopting mindful washing and care habits, you can extend the life of your clothes and keep them looking fresh. And if pills do appear, a quick de-pilling session can restore smoothness in no time.
Taking these small steps not only protects your wardrobe but also reduces waste, making your clothing choices more sustainable. With a little extra care, you can enjoy your favorite pieces for years without worrying about fuzz balls taking over.
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