SAC backs 2023 Sustainable Apparel Forum

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DHAKA – The Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) is linking up with the Bangladesh Apparel Exchange (BAE) for the fourth edition of the Sustainable Apparel Forum where industry stakeholders will exchange ideas on how best to advance sustainability.

Taking place in the Bangladeshi capital city of Dhaka on March 15 and 16, the two-day event will focus on five key areas of the apparel and textile supply chain – the circular economy; climate impact and action; renewable energy and green funding; skill development; and green job prospects and challenges

Delegates will include garment manufacturers, brands and retailers, development partners, foreign missions and embassies, impact creating organisations, apparel and textile associations, industry leaders, and government officials and ministers.

DHAKA – The Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) is linking up with the Bangladesh Apparel Exchange (BAE) for the fourth edition of the Sustainable Apparel Forum where industry stakeholders will exchange ideas on how best to advance sustainability.

Taking place in the Bangladeshi capital city of Dhaka on March 15 and 16, the two-day event will focus on five key areas of the apparel and textile supply chain – the circular economy; climate impact and action; renewable energy and green funding; skill development; and green job prospects and challenges

Delegates will include garment manufacturers, brands and retailers, development partners, foreign missions and embassies, impact creating organisations, apparel and textile associations, industry leaders, and government officials and ministers.

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