DHAKA – Ambitions to transition Bangladesh’s garment industry to renewable energy were among the key focuses of an event held to discuss action to combat the impacts on climate change on the country.
The Bangladesh Climate Action Forum was organised by the Bangladesh Apparel Exchange (BAE) to bring together industry leaders, government officials, climate advocates, innovators, brands, development organisations, policymakers and academics.
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