In a new series of interviews, Better Work hears from people along the length of global garment supply chains for their perspective on the industry, the issues it faces, and its future.
The ILO in collaboration with UN Indonesia conducted a media visit to one of the ILO’s Better Work Indonesia’s garment factories in Semarang. The media visit provided insights and real experiences to Indonesian journalists about working lives in the garment sector.
We have seen dramatic changes in the garment sector in recent years. Trade wars and new trade agreements, technological shifts and changing consumption patterns, to name but a few. How far have we come in addressing these challenges and what’s in store as we enter 2020, and the second decade of Better Work?
During the annual Study Hall in New York, Tara Rangarajan talked about need to transform the global apparel industry and maximise conscious consumerism.
The ILO’s Better Work Indonesia programme has launched an innovative campaign on gender equality in garment industry. Making the best use of technology, BWI’s campaign ran a video blog (vlog) competition.
Better Work Academy: building capacity and identifying long-term solutions.
A closer look at the growth and triumph of a BWB partner factory over the past few years.
The launch of the “Strengthening Labour Relations and its Institutions in Egypt” (SLARIE) project on March 8, 2020
Better Work has launched a partnership with the Crystal International Group Limited, a clothing manufacturer based in Hong Kong, to expand its influence in a new direction in the garment industry.
Better Factories Cambodia adjusting its service model to virtual advisory and industry seminars.
