Securing the competitiveness of Asia’s garment sector: a framework for enhancing factory-level productivity

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Main Authors: Sara Andersson (Author), Alix Machiels (Author), Charles Bodwell (Author)
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Published: International Labour Organization 2019
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author Sara Andersson (Author)
Alix Machiels (Author)
Charles Bodwell (Author)
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Alix Machiels (Author)
Charles Bodwell (Author)
Sara Andersson (Author)
Alix Machiels (Author)
Charles Bodwell (Author)
contents Securing the competitiveness of Asia’s garment sector: a framework for enhancing factory-level productivity Sara Andersson (Author) Alix Machiels (Author) Charles Bodwell (Author) This paper establishes the need for productivity interventions in the Asian ready-made garment sector. It argues the rationale for addressing factory productivity as part of a wider strategy including an integrated approach to securing the sector’s future competitiveness and long-term sustainability. It further proposes a conceptual framework to assist in the design of future interventions targeting productivity improvements. ILO Asia-Pacific working paper series, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
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spellingShingle Securing the competitiveness of Asia’s garment sector: a framework for enhancing factory-level productivity
Sara Andersson (Author)
Alix Machiels (Author)
Charles Bodwell (Author)
Securing the competitiveness of Asia’s garment sector: a framework for enhancing factory-level productivity Sara Andersson (Author) Alix Machiels (Author) Charles Bodwell (Author) This paper establishes the need for productivity interventions in the Asian ready-made garment sector. It argues the rationale for addressing factory productivity as part of a wider strategy including an integrated approach to securing the sector’s future competitiveness and long-term sustainability. It further proposes a conceptual framework to assist in the design of future interventions targeting productivity improvements. ILO Asia-Pacific working paper series, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
title Securing the competitiveness of Asia’s garment sector: a framework for enhancing factory-level productivity
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/encyclopediaEntry/Securing-the-competitiveness-of-Asias-garment/995264894702676