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Export Competitiveness for Jobs
The Export Competitiveness for Jobs (EC4J) project, initiated by the Government of Bangladesh with the financial support from World Bank (WB) to broaden the country's export base beyond the Ready-Made Garments (RMG) sector. Focusing on high-potential industries such as Leather and Leather Goods, Footwear, Light Engineering, and Plastics, the project sought to enhance economic resilience and generate job opportunities for the citizens of Bangladesh.
CEMS Ltd. played a crucial role in this initiative by providing strategic planning and advisory services. Their expertise in market analysis and competitive landscape evaluation helped design targeted strategies for export diversification. CEMS addressed sector-specific challenges through customized management consulting solutions, which improved industry competitiveness and supported growth across the targeted sectors.
In addition, CEMS employed advanced market research and analysis to align project interventions with global demand and sector-specific potential. By integrating technology and digital transformation, CEMS streamlined processes within the selected industries, enhancing efficiency and facilitating infrastructure development. CEMS also contributed through human resources outsourcing, building sectoral capacity and advising job opportunities, particularly for women and youth. This support was integral to promote inclusive economic growth and ensuring that the project’s objectives were met.
Through its strategic input, CEMS Ltd. enabled Bangladesh to capitalize on its comparative advantages and develop a more diversified and competitive export portfolio. Their contributions were pivotal in strengthening the country's economic foundation and aligning with the broader goals of the EC4J project.
