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Academic Workshop on ‘Circular Economy in Bangladesh’s Apparel Industry’, Organized at Aalborg University Business school.
On May 24, 2024, CREATE Project, in collaboration with the Sustainability Lab at Aalborg University Business School (AAUBS), has organized a paper-development workshop titled “CIRCULAR ECONOMY TRANSITION IN BANGLADESH’S APPAREL INDUSTRY: MULTIPLE DIMENSIONS AND PERSPECTIVES.” The event was funded by the Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA) under the Grant CREATE_21-10-AAU. The workshop was inaugurated by…
Read More‘Pre-Consumer Textile Waste Recycling with No GHG Emission’
This is Baliadanghi in Thakurgaon district, a small village in the northern edges of Bangladesh. There are around 20 or so cottage factories in this village, where people of both genders from all walks of life stand and work with pit looms in their own houses, making doormats using textile waste. Day in and day out, they juggle their time between loom work and household chores, maintaining their livelihoods and their responsibilities to their families.
Read MorePaper Development Workshop at AUST under CREATE Research Project
CREATE management committee has organized a paper development workshop on 18th February 2024 at Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology. The day-long workshop was conducted by Dr. Abu Sadat Muhammad Sayem, Fellow at Manchester Fashion Institute, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK, at the Vice Chancellor’s Conference room at AUST. The workshop aimed to develop further ideas…
Read MoreCREATE Research Team Meets UNIDO with an Aim to Join Forces to Formulate Textile Circular Economy Policy Recommendations for Bangladesh.
On 13th February 2024, CREATE research team has met United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), Dhaka, to share insights on the preliminary findings of CREATE in relation to circular economy transitions in Bangladesh’s apparel industry, funded by DANIDA. CREATE team was led by Dr. Mohammad B. Rana, Project Leader, from Aalborg University Business School (AAUBS),…
Read More‘CREATE’ team visits TEAM Group at Savar, Dhaka
The ‘CREATE’ team had a visit to 4A Yarn Dyeing Ltd., A Concern of TEAM GROUP on 8th August 2023. The factory of this 100% export oriented outwear manufacturing company is located in Kaicha Bari, Baipal, DEPZ Area, Savar, Dhaka. The visit was led by the CREATE project leader, Dr. Mohammad B. Rana, Associate Professor…
Read MoreCREATE project team visited CYCLO Textile Waste Recycling Factory
After visiting the TEAM Group factory in Savar in the morning on 8th August 2023, CREATE Project team visited the CYCLO Factory located in Valuka, Mymensingh on the same date. CYCLO is a world-class recycling plant started its journey in 2009 by a Bangladeshi origin American businessman Mr. Mustafain Munir, Founder and Director of CYCLO.…
Read MoreCREATE visits DBL Group: A Pathfinder in Apparel Circularity Transition in Bangladesh
CREATE team embarked on a field visit to various locations including the garment factories, recycling facilities, textile waste clusters, and textile-waste reuse and recycling establishments. However, visit to DBL Group’s recycling plant, textile recycling labs, and associated factories provided a sense of understanding to CREATE team that how a supplier can become a pathfinder for…
Read MoreCREATE Team Visits Konabari Jhoot Cluster in Bangaldesh
On 6th August 2023, CREATE Team spent almost half-day at Konabari textile waste cluster (Jhoot Cluster) to understand the informality in waste-handling, waste transactions and reuse. The visit to Konabari Jhoot Cluster helped understand the tacit dynamics associated with the Jhoot transactions and reuse, provided us with invaluable insights into the working condition of textile…
Read MoreSeminar on the Challenges in the Circular Economy Transition in Bangladesh’s Apparel Industry
After the completion of the PhD program and two rounds of factory visits and stakeholders’ interviews CREATE-project seminar was held on the Challenges in Circular Economy Transition in Bangladesh’s Apparel Industry on 9th August, 2023 at Six Seasons Hotel, Dhaka. In the seminar, certificates of the PhD Course were distributed among the students. The course…
Read MoreCREATE Visits Karupannya: an example of socio-economic and environmental sustainability through circular economy
The CREATE Team has visited Karupannya. Ltd, in Rangpur district on 7th August, 2023. Karupannya primarily uses fibers from traditional plants, such as banana plant and water hyacinth (Pontederia crassipes), and jute. However, it also reuses textile waste in making rugs and handicrafts, and supplies to global brands such as IKEA, H&M, Jysk, and others.…
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