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Innovision-Led Dialogue Flags Female Employment as a National Priority

Bangladesh is experiencing its first significant decline in female labor force participation in over a decade, raising serious concerns about economic resilience

Innovision Co-Facilitates PROGRESS BizElevate Bootcamp to Strengthen Local ESG Advisory Capacity in Bangladesh’s RMG Sector

Innovision Consulting organised the BizElevate residential bootcamp under Swisscontact’s PROGRESS project

From Low Skilled Roles to Career Pathways: Innovision Strengthens Women’s Employability in Bangladesh’s RMG Sector

Despite driving Bangladesh’s economic growth, the Ready-Made Garments sector continues to face a persistent skills gap, particularly for women.

Banking for People, Planet, and Prosperity

Banking has long been a foundational pillar of modern economies. Its earliest purpose was simple yet transformative

How to Master Credit Cards: Practical Strategies for Financial Control and Smart Spending

When I first tried to understand how credit cards work and discussed their benefits with colleagues, I noticed that many people still view

Logistics and Warehousing: The Next Prospect for Bangladesh’s Economy

Bangladesh’s logistics and warehousing sector generated more than BDT 3.5 trillion in 2024, accounting for 7.35 percent of the national GDP and

Innovision Launches Training of Local Experts under Swisscontact’s PROGRESS Project to Drive Green Growth in Bangladesh’s RMG Sector

The global apparel industry is rapidly shifting from cost-based competition to sustainability-driven performance.

Innovision Implements Skills Development Training under the BYETS Programme to Strengthen Youth Employability in Bangladesh’s RMG Sector

Bangladesh’s economy continues to expand at an impressive pace. Yet, a large number of young people still face barriers to securing decent employment,

Transitioning Beyond Aid: A Strategic Outlook for Delta Innovation in Bangladesh

Bangladesh stands at the edge of a new era in its development journey. As the country prepares to graduate from its Least Developed Country (LDC) status by 2026,