Better Cotton claims Uzbek cotton progress

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Better Cotton programme is working to promote labour standards and greater due diligence in Uzbekistan’s textile and garment factories

The Better Cotton initiative is claiming significant progress in the delivery of its Uzbekistan programme, including the adoption of stronger and more refined approaches to due diligence and decent work activities.

Progress includes the strengthening of in-country verification of licensed clusters by building the capacity of independent civil society groups and third-party auditors, as well as the implementation of an updated due diligence methodology to ensure more robust and local oversight.

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