By Better Work
July 3, 2019
Addis Ababa – Ethiopia’s plans to become the world’s next big destination for textile and fashion production was boosted with the launch this month of an innovative International Labour Organization program focused on ensuring decent working conditions for the thousands of new workers joining the industry. Establishing a thriving garment and textile industry could provide work for up to 300 000 Ethiopian workers and is a key part of the country’s industry development strategy.
Ethiopia is well placed to become a sourcing location for global garment supply chains. It has a rich history of textile making, is relatively close to potential markets and many of those markets provide it with low barriers to trade. With a population of more than 100 million, it also boasts a large pool of potential workers.
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July 3, 2019
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| Ethiopian garment workers catching the bus after work |
Addis Ababa – Ethiopia’s plans to become the world’s next big destination for textile and fashion production was boosted with the launch this month of an innovative International Labour Organization program focused on ensuring decent working conditions for the thousands of new workers joining the industry. Establishing a thriving garment and textile industry could provide work for up to 300 000 Ethiopian workers and is a key part of the country’s industry development strategy.
Ethiopia is well placed to become a sourcing location for global garment supply chains. It has a rich history of textile making, is relatively close to potential markets and many of those markets provide it with low barriers to trade. With a population of more than 100 million, it also boasts a large pool of potential workers.
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