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Progress Made and Challenges Ahead for the Bangladesh Ready-Made Garment Sector

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In two years since Rana Plaza collapsed, considerable progress has been made towards creating a safer ready made garment sector for Bangladesh. This ILO publication looks at what has been achieved and the challenges still ahead. The loss of 1,136 lives when Rana Plaza collapsed on 24 April 2013 sent shockwaves worldwide. Coming just months after the fatal fire at Tazreen Fashions in which 112 died it was clear that the Bangladesh Ready Made Garment (RMG) sector had reached a crucial juncture.

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  • International Labour Organisation ILO, 2015. "Progress Made and Challenges Ahead for the Bangladesh Ready-Made Garment Sector," Working Papers id:7107, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:7107
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