Lindex and WaterAid launch new project to improve the health and wellbeing of women textile workers
The health and wellbeing of women textile workers are at the heart of a new three-year project in Chattogram, Bangladesh, as Lindex and WaterAid continue their long-standing partnership. The project aims to improve access to climate-adapted water, sanitation and hygiene solutions for textile workers and their families. At the same time, knowledge and tools developed through the project will help strengthen efforts to advance women’s health and rights across the textile industry.
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‘Driving meaningful change for women is at the heart of what we do. Through our joint efforts, we want
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Fourth quarter (1 September 2025 — 30 November 2025)
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· Selling and administrative expenses
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