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Why Fashion must help Bangladeshi workers survive Coronavirus

Bangladesh is strategically critical for global apparel supply chains and it is ultimately in all our interests — from brands and retailers to factories and governments — to work together, collaborate and support each other through this, argues Mostafiz Uddin.
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ETI support to RMG factory safety committees in Bangladesh

COVID-19 prevention support to safety committees
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Developing a pool of master trainers

Overview of how the resources can be used as part of developing a pool of Master Trainers within factories.  
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OHS training to RMG factory managers & supervisors

Advice on what form the training may take and how to organise it.
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Covid-19 prevention behaviour change communication materials

Background to the materials and things to keep in mind before distributing them.
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Raising awareness of Covid-19 prevention among workers

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COVID-19 outbreak resource pack for RMG suppliers in Bangladesh

A range of resources to support garment factories manage outbreaks
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Access to information for RMG workers in Bangladesh: a gender perspective

Results of a survey examining the patterns and obstacles present in accessing Covid-19 and other information for male and female workers in the RMG sector of Bangladesh
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Recommendations for factories to protect workers from COVID-19

Findings from the FCDO/Vulnerable Supply Chains Facility COVID-19 Bangladesh factory needs assessment
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ETI calls for government commitment to tackle abuses in Leicester

Now is the time for the government to invest in the UK garment industry, especially as the industry faces big challenges in global supply chains over the coming years.

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