BANGLADESH BUILDING TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE FASHION THROUGH GREEN FACTORIES AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY
September 1st, 2021
The Bangladesh clothing manufacturing sector is continuing to strive to improve its sustainability profile, which has remained a key focus since the collapse of the Rana Plaza manufacturing complex killed 1,134 people in 2013.
While the response has been uneven, the industry and government has been and is continuing to adopt circular economy methods, chase UN sustainable development goals (SDGs), alignment, improve working conditions and pay, decarbonisation, energy efficiency, chemical management, water resource management, waste reduction, and more.
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