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Better Jobs in Bangladesh

Last updated: 09/03/2021
IATI Identifier: GB-1-205275

Description

Key objective is to influence government to ensure fair practices in factories in terms of- workplace safety, labour standards and responsible business conduct.To drive up the quality of jobs in the garment sector and beyond, the programme is working with government to improve capacity to regulate safety and labour standards in factories. This is also working towards mainstreaming occupational health and safety in policies and practices. The programme is supporting Better Works- a global partnership- to scale up and achieve sustainability in Bangladesh thereby pushing up compliance standards in participating factories. This will contribute in achieving the SDG target 8.8 of protecting labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers.


Location

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Bangladesh
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Programme data last updated on 09/03/2021