Exploration of Barriers and Success Factors of Sustainability of the Bangladeshi Textile Industry at Various Stakeholders’ Level from Social, Environmental and Economical Concern

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Exploring sustainability barriers and success factors in Bangladesh's textile sector from social, environmental, and economic perspectives.

Exploration of Barriers and Success Factors of Sustainability of the Bangladeshi Textile Industry at Various Stakeholders’ Level from Social, Environmental and Economical Concern

Samirah Mustafa
Samirah Mustafa Notre Dame University Bangladesh
Kamol Gomes
Kamol Gomes
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This paper aims to explore the barriers and success factors of sustainability of the textile industry of Bangladesh through surveys at various stakeholders’ levels from social, environmental, and economic concerns. The objective of the study is to seek to identify the factors that variously obstruct and promote sustainability within the textile industry of Bangladesh from the perspective of stakeholders at different levels and enhance the opportunities of training managers employed in the textile industry of Bangladesh or elsewhere. The study adopted a data collection approach through face to face interviews with the respondents through both qualitative and quantitative scale to measure the extent of the existing conditions of respective concerns. Additional sources are also used to collect data.

Exploration of Barriers and Success Factors of Sustainability of the Bangladeshi Textile Industry at Various Stakeholders’ Level from Social, Environmental and Economical Concern

This paper aims to explore the barriers and success factors of sustainability of the textile industry of Bangladesh through surveys at various stakeholders’ levels from social, environmental, and economic concerns. The objective of the study is to seek to identify the factors that variously obstruct and promote sustainability within the textile industry of Bangladesh from the perspective of stakeholders at different levels and enhance the opportunities of training managers employed in the textile industry of Bangladesh or elsewhere. The study adopted a data collection approach through face to face interviews with the respondents through both qualitative and quantitative scale to measure the extent of the existing conditions of respective concerns. Additional sources are also used to collect data.

Samirah Mustafa
Samirah Mustafa Notre Dame University Bangladesh
Kamol Gomes
Kamol Gomes

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Samirah Mustafa. 2026. “. Global Journal of Human-Social Science – E: Economics GJHSS-E Volume 22 (GJHSS Volume 22 Issue E7): .

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Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/GJHSS

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GJHSS Volume 22 Issue E7
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Exploration of Barriers and Success Factors of Sustainability of the Bangladeshi Textile Industry at Various Stakeholders’ Level from Social, Environmental and Economical Concern

Samirah Mustafa
Samirah Mustafa Notre Dame University Bangladesh
Kamol Gomes
Kamol Gomes

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