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Food Safety Starts at the Farm: Lessons from Bangladesh's Vegetable Export Crisis

Bangladesh produces over 17 million metric tons of vegetables every year. Less than 0.3 percent reaches export markets. This is not a trade problem. It is a food safety problem, and the data makes exactly clear where it breaks down.

Going Once, Going Twice, Going Viral

How Bangladesh's women turned Facebook Live into a one-woman Sotheby's, and what happens when you give that same hustle a supply chain, a formal platform, and a bookkeeping app.

Scan Before You Strike: What Bangladesh's Graduates Must Learn Now

Bangladesh's graduate unemployment crisis demands more than a degree — skills, networking, digital fluency, and proactive preparation are what truly set candidates apart.

Can Monitoring and Evaluation Be Flexible Without Losing Credibility?

One of the common misconceptions about Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) is that everything must be fixed from the start, indicators, methods, and data collection tools.

Innovision Conducts Nationwide Mid-Term Evaluation of BRAC Strategy 2021–2025

Innovision Consulting has completed the Mid-Term Evaluation of BRAC's Strategy 2021–2025, a nationwide study covering urban, rural, and climate-vulnerable hard-to-reach areas across Bangladesh.

Clean Cooking Transition in Nigeria

Nigeria holds 209 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves — yet 175 million of its citizens rely on traditional biomass for their daily sustenance.

Nigeria Doesn't Have a Malaria Problem. It Has a Habit Problem

It's a hot night in a typical Nigerian home. The fan is running, the air is heavy, and somewhere in the room, a mosquito net hangs loosely or sits folded in a corner.

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.