This week’s Garment Worker Diaries blog is the 4th and final post in a series guest-written by our partner in Bangladesh, SANEM. The series, and this blog in particular, broadly focus on the challenges the ready-made garment industry in Bangladesh faces, and the opportunities available there to propel the industry, and garment workers themselves, into sustainably competitive futures. By sustainable, we of course mean that workers, their environments, and their skill sets are to be cultivated and allowed to flourish, rather than exploited and left to wither.
This blog post can also be read in Bangla, here.
As always, you can send any questions you have for MFO, SANEM, the workers or about the project to questions@workerdiaries.org.
