Bangladesh well-positioned to lead sustainable apparel, report

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Cascale’s latest country report highlights decarbonisation momentum in Bangladesh’s garment manufacturing sector

Scaling up the decarbonisation of its energy supply will be crucial for Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s significant progress toward sustainability in its garment and textile industry, including the setting of ambitious environmental targets, the rise of green manufacturing, and a growing culture of industry collaboration, has been highlighted in a new report.

The report, ‘Bangladesh country report: macroeconomic and sustainability analysis’, from Cascale, also reveals what the global nonprofit calls a “pivotal opportunity” to align with the Industry Decarbonization Roadmap (IDR), a sector-wide initiative to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 45% by 2030.

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