The DFP will act as a unified digital tool to streamline data management, simplify sustainability reporting, and reduce audit fatigue across factories. By leveraging AI-driven analytics and a standardised compliance framework, the initiative aims to help factories meet international buyers’ ESG requirements and strengthen Bangladesh’s position as a preferred global sourcing destination, BGMEA said in a media release.
The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) and Digital Bridge Partners (DBP) have joined forces to develop the AI-driven Digital Factory Passport (DFP).
The initiative aims to streamline data management, reduce audit fatigue, and align factories with global sustainability standards, reinforcing Bangladesh’s leadership in responsible manufacturing.
Speaking at the announcement, Mahmud Hasan Khan, president of BGMEA, underlined the importance of embracing digital innovation to sustain long-term growth and ethical manufacturing.
The vice-presidents and directors of the association also highlighted the potential of the DFP to position Bangladesh as a leader in responsible manufacturing.
Representatives from Digital Bridge Partners reiterated their commitment to driving digital transformation in Bangladesh’s garment industry, supporting a more transparent and resilient ecosystem through digital solutions, added the release.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (SG)
