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How Local Capacity is Transforming ESG and Sustainability in Bangladesh's RMG Sector

Innovision Consulting supported the PROGRESS project to train 29 local consultants and assess 39 RMG factories on ESG and sustainability reporting across Bangladesh. Here is what we learned.

The Place of Vocational Training in Green Livelihood Pathways

Across Sub-Saharan Africa, the idea of green transition is often associated with renewable energy investments, climate-smart agriculture, and carbon markets.

The Future Is Coming: Are We Ready? | J&J Fireside – Episode 6

This episode of J&J Fireside | Episode 6 reflects on the growing tension between long-term planning and a world that changes faster than any plan can accommodate.

Africa Beckons: Why Bangladesh Should Take The Continent Seriously | J&J Fireside – Episode 5

This episode of J&J Fireside | Episode 5 reflects on Africa's diverse economies, reform lessons, and the urgent case for Bangladesh to deepen its trade and development ties with the continent.

Economic Policy in the Shadow of the Debt Crisis | J&J Fireside – Episode 4

This episode of J&J Fireside | Episode 4 reflects on the fiscal pressures and hidden debt burdens shaping economic policy across the Global South.

Innovision Joins Bangladesh–US Reception at the US Chamber of Commerce at SelectUSA 2026

On 4 May, the US-Bangladesh Business Council hosted a reception in honour of the visiting Bangladesh business delegation in Washington, D.C.

The Job Stigma Crisis: Why Social Status is Killing Bangladesh's Economy | EconoMix – Interview with SEN

Despite having one of the youngest populations in the world, Bangladesh is facing a deepening workforce crisis, one that has less to do with the availability of jobs

Innovision at SelectUSA Investment Summit 2026: Strengthening Bangladesh–US Investment Dialogue

SelectUSA Investment Summit 2026 brought together global investors, policymakers, and business leaders in Washington, D.C.

Why Decent Work Still Feels So Far Away

Every year on May 1st, statements are issued, promises are repeated and banners are raised. And every year, millions of workers the day still begins the same way