ToT on Just Transition for Youth and Women Leaders
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Training on Reproductive Health and Personal Hygiene for Home-Based RMG
Training on Reproductive Health and Personal Hygiene for Home-Based RMG workers was conducted by Bangladesh Labour Foundation (BLF) with support from the EU and Oxfam GB on 21 November in Savar and 22 November in Ashulia, Dhaka.
This initiative aimed to:
Raise awareness about the importance of reproductive health and personal hygiene. Build the capacity of home-based RMG workers, ensuring better health and well-being. Enhance their productivity by fostering a healthier, informed workforce.These efforts directly contribute to achieving:
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being – Promoting health and hygiene practices for sustainable lives. SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth – Strengthening the foundation of productivity and decent work conditions.Together, we are struggling for the recognition for Home Based RMG workers in Bangladesh’s RMG. 
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