Climate ChangeRegulation, reporting, finance and supply chains, explained by the people who train Bangladesh's ESG professionals.
Since 19 July, large companies in the EU can no longer destroy unsold clothes and shoes. The digital product passport for textiles, by contrast, is not yet required, with rules…
From 14 December 2027, products made with forced labour cannot be sold on the EU market, whatever their origin. Commission guidelines are out, a promised risk database is still missing,…
On 22 October the ISSB published a draft practice statement on nature-related disclosures, open for comment until 19 February 2027. It is guidance, not a new standard, but it signals…
S&P Global counts 35 jurisdictions that had adopted ISSB standards by 22 July, up from 28 in April, with 11 more planning to follow. Bangladesh's Financial Reporting Council is among…
A $30 million loan to Envoy Textiles ties its terms to rooftop solar capacity and emissions reductions. It was ADB's first sustainability-linked loan in Bangladesh. A year on, it is…
ISSA 5000, the first stand-alone global standard for assuring sustainability information, takes effect for reporting periods beginning on or after 15 December 2026. It covers every ESG topic and works…
The securities regulator has cleared Tk 3,500 crore of bonds for five banks. Two of them, BRAC Bank's green bond and Bank Asia's sustainable bond, tie their proceeds to green…
The prime minister has ordered an emissions-cutting plan, and the first Article 6 authorisation for a cooking programme has arrived. With COP31 weeks away, Bangladesh is seeking climate finance and…
A study by three Bangladeshi universities finds demand for technical green skills is rising, while education and training systems are failing to build the broader competencies the transition needs. New…
Hivedemy turns ESG into short, hands-on lessons built and checked by professionals worldwide. Every lesson teaches first, then asks you to do the work, and every attempt gets a reason.
