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“Bangladesh garment factories become second schools for women”

Japanese-run factories in Bangladesh educate and empower women.

Key points

  • Japanese-run plants in Bangladesh are expanding roles beyond manufacturing.
  • Factories teach sewing, quality control, and responsibility to female workers.
  • Women with limited schooling gain educational empowerment through work.
  • The program highlights workplace-based learning alongside formal education.
  • Workers Saleha and Resmi Akter are highlighted as 'five-star workers' for skills.
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