BANGLADESH: Textile clean-up programme a success
Author: Keith Nuthall | 18 October 2011
The World Bank's International Finance Corporation (IFC) has hailed as a success an initiative to use global expertise to clean up Bangladesh's notoriously dirty wet textile processing units.
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