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Bangladesh garment factory

Our projects revolve around how production and supply chains actually work in practice – and how they can be improved. We collaborate with companies, public organisations and international partners on concrete challenges related to sustainability, working conditions and digitalisation.

Many of the projects are based on real cases and close collaboration, often across sectors and countries.

Below you can explore a selection of ongoing and completed projects.


Ongoing research projects

2024–2029
Addressing Climate Change and Plastic Waste in Bangladesh’s Garment Industry from a Global Value Chain Perspective
DANIDA, Bangladesh

2025–2028
SAMBA: Systematic occupational Safety and Health Management - Drivers and Barriers

2025–2027
Sustainability reporting and work environment
ESG-rapportering som virkemiddel i arbejdsmiljøindsatsen

2024–2027
FOAM

2023-2027
SCC Elite Centre for Mobilizing Post-Anthropocentric Climate Action: A New Root Narrative (PACA)

2025–2026
DFC network seed grant/Danida Africa strategy. Drone hub in East Africa.
DANIDA, Kenya

2025–2026
SAMVirk: Systematic Occupational Health and Safety Work

2024–2026
Students as change agents in grand societal challenges


Complete overview


The AMIG project is to investigate the working environment initiatives in companies in Greenland

Network to Integrate productivity and occupational safety and health improvements (NIPOSH) in the garment industry in Bangladesh

The collaborative hospital – effects of organisational forms for quality and well-being

The effects of the certified occupational health and safety management systems

Health, safety and productivity in garment industry in Bangladesh

Mypod - Improving productivity, quality and working conditions in Myanmar's garment industry

Safety and Health and audit practices in Bangladesh

Sustainable Leather Tanning Industry in Bangladesh: Integrating Lean and Institutional Logics into OHS Management

Overcoming barriers to improving Occupational health and safety in Myanmar

Coffee flowers - turning waste into value with female farmes and Socio-tech solutions

CoffeeDrone

God praksis til udvikling af det psykosociale arbejdsmiljø i SMV indenfor landbrug og restauranter

See also our  PhD Projects

 

 

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Last Updated 24.06.2026