H&M Foundation supports Bangladesh garment sector

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Funding will be made available through multi-stakeholder programme aimed at empowering women garment workers amid the industry’s shift towards net-zero

The H&M Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the H&M Group, has pledged €9 million to assist with climate transition in Bangladesh’s textile and apparel sector.

The funding will be made available through the Oporajita initiative, a multi-stakeholder programme aimed at empowering women garment workers amid the industry’s shift towards net-zero. The latest tranche of funding, the programme’s second phase, will target an expanded focus on decarbonisation, resilience, and worker-centred policy advocacy.

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