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Melissa Kardana, ETI's Purchasing Practices Programme Lead engages with garment industry stakeholders in Bangladesh.

The Reality of Purchasing Practices in India and Bangladesh: What needs to change

3 October 2024
Reflections from 10 weeks in India and Bangladesh, engaging with over 180 stakeholders across the textile and garment industry on the topic of responsible purchasing practices.
Feni,Bangladesh 24.08.2024 : In heavy rains, the neighboring areas are submerged in floods. The main highway of Bangladesh was submerged in flood water. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Bangladesh faces floods weeks after government transition

28 August 2024
ETI responds to recent floods in Bangladesh
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Joint statement for responsible business conduct in Bangladesh

20 August 2024
Together with eight multistakeholder organisations, ETI has developed a joint statement and recommendations for responsible business conduct in Bangladesh following recent events.
Students and peoples shout slogans during a protest rally as they demand justice for victims arrested and killed in the recent nationwide violence over job quotas, in Dhaka, on August 3, 2024. Photo credit: Shutterstock.. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Bangladesh PM resigns following unrest

5 August 2024
Considerations for companies as Bangladesh transitions to new government
By Rayhan9d - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=150228440

Unrest in Bangladesh: Considerations for responsible business

24 July 2024
Considerations for responsible business operating in or sourcing from Bangladesh.
Selfridges Oxford Street Corner Shot Oxford Street & Duke Street. Photo Credit: Andrew Meredith/Selfridges.

Selfridges joins ETI

9 July 2024
Our newest members reflect on their motivations for joining ETI and progress to date.

Beyond compliance: Why audit alone is not enough

4 July 2024
ETI's Business Development Lead, Imran Serugo explores the limitations of audit and how ETI helps businesses go beyond it.
Two workers cutting a bunch of bananas for transport to the warehouse in Tenerife, Canary islands. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

What does it take to make living wages a reality?

3 July 2024
ETI members Banana Link, Lidl and Sainsbury's reflect on what it takes to make living wages a reality for workers, with lessons from the banana industry.

Freedom of association and worker representation concerns in Asia’s garment sector

2 July 2024
What steps has ETI taken in response to recent concerns on FoA and worker representation in Asia's garment sector?
Tea estate in Kenya. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Alleged perpetrator of sexual exploitation elected as KTDA factory director

2 July 2024
John Chebochok wins election at KTDA factory, despite persistent appeals and condemnation.
A photograph of the houses of parliament looking up at Big Ben's clockface and a blue sky with wisps of cloud. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

What ETI wants to see from the next UK government

1 July 2024
With four days until the UK General Election, here’s what ETI want to see from the next government.
Shipping containers being loaded onto a cargo ship at port. Photo credit: ILO/ Hoa Tran.

Seafarers remain under threat in Red Sea

25 June 2024
ETI continues to support calls for immediate action to ensure the safety of seafarers in the Red Sea.

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