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Bangladesh RMG sector could lose 68% exports, 1.27m jobs by 2050

Bangladesh’s apparel sector is heading towards a climate-driven crisis, as escalating heat stress could slash potential export earnings by 68.4

Consultation calls for rapid adoption of EIP to boost sustainability

Eco-Industrial Park (EIP) approaches offer a vital solution to mitigate the climate impact of industries in Bangladesh by significantly scaling

Bangladesh may reach top climate debt risk category by 2031

Bangladesh was placed among the high-risk countries in a new global climate debt assessment, which cautioned that the country could

Experts call for investment in water efficiency and recycling

Speakers at a seminar emphasised the need for responsible water management and the shared responsibility of stakeholders—including government, industry, and

Three-day BCGTX 2025 kicks off in Dhaka

The Bangladesh-China Green Textile Expo (BCGTX 2025) kicked off in Dhaka on October 23, spotlighting cutting-edge sustainable technologies and green

Rising temperatures endanger 72m garment workers, CCC calls action

Global rights group Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC) has urged fashion brands, suppliers, and governments to take immediate action to protect

Bangladesh reaches 268 LEED-certified factories with five new additions

Bangladesh has strengthened its position as a global hub for sustainable garment manufacturing, with the number of LEED-certified factories rising

Bangladesh charts roadmap for EV revolution with new policy

The Government of Bangladesh has unveiled a landmark industrial policy designed to transform the country’s transport sector, reduce carbon emissions,

Bangladesh battles food loss and waste: experts urge immediate action

Food loss and waste has emerged as a pressing concern in Bangladesh, with experts warning that nearly 34 per cent

Asia-Pacific social progress at risk amid persistent inequalities, ILO warns

A New report by the International Labour Organization (ILO) warned that, despite decades of economic growth and social advancement, deep-seated