Bangladesh Compliance Update Timeline dataset: a buyer-ready, source-linked timeline of workplace safety governance milestones connected to Bangladesh RMG. Built for diligence and auditability.
Use the table below to quickly scan and filter entries. For full detail (README, field dictionary, sources sheet), download the XLSX.
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If you’re planning a woven, denim, or outerwear program from Bangladesh, use the RFQ page that matches your product. You’ll get a structured buyer-first flow: feasibility → shortlisting → costing → sampling → bulk.
If you spot an error or want a milestone added, send the source link and the exact date (or date range + precision). I’ll review and update the dataset version accordingly.
Core governance milestones that shape workplace safety oversight connected to Bangladesh RMG. Every milestone below links to an official source for quick verification.
Establishes a legally binding safety framework with independent inspections and remediation expectations.
RMG Sustainability Council (RSC) begins implementing program operations in Bangladesh.
A renewed agreement is reached in August 2021 (month-level milestone), maintaining core elements and expanding scope.
Official summaries describe the 2021 agreement term as valid until 31 October 2023 (useful as a documentation boundary marker).
Renewed framework takes effect on 1 November 2023, continuing implementation in Bangladesh via the RSC and enabling future country programs.
This page and dataset follow a strict “no guessing” rule: entries are added only when the date and claim can be supported by a source link. Dates are stored with explicit precision (day/month/year).
date + date_precision.
For audits and internal documentation, cite the dataset version and the file URL you used. If you share externally, include the dataset page URL + the version label (e.g., v1).
The Bangladesh Compliance Update Timeline dataset is designed for buyers, compliance teams, and sourcing professionals who need a fast, source-linked reference for key governance milestones connected to Bangladesh RMG workplace safety oversight. It is built for diligence documentation: you can trace each row back to an official source link, and you can see the date precision clearly (day / month / year).
Start with Preview dataset, then use Sources for official verification.
The dataset is structured to keep verification simple. Common columns include:
For correction requests, use Request a correction and include the official URL + supported date precision.
Need sourcing support? Use RFQ to start denim/woven/outerwear feasibility + costing.
See the verification rules in Methodology.
Important: This dataset is informational and supports diligence documentation. It does not certify factories or brands, and it does not replace official program tools, legal advice, or audit reports.
Links below point to primary/official pages and documents used to support the timeline entries. If any link changes or a document moves, request an update with the new official URL.
ILO – “International Accord for Health and Safety…” (CBSD initiative page)
Reference page used for high-level milestone framing and date markers cited by ILO.
RSC – About Us
Official RMG Sustainability Council page used for organization/program context and operational notes.
International Accord – “New International Accord” page
Official page used for the effective-date milestone and renewal framing.
International Accord – 2021 agreement PDF
Primary document link used for agreement wording and reference date details where applicable.
Bangladesh Compliance Update Timeline (Accord / RSC + key milestones), v1, Antor.xyz
Quick answers for buyers, compliance teams, and sourcing professionals who need to use this timeline responsibly.
What is this dataset for?
It is a source-linked timeline to help you verify key governance milestones connected to Bangladesh workplace safety oversight. Use it for documentation, internal notes, and diligence checklists.
Does this certify any factory or brand?
No. This is not a certification list and it does not confirm membership, audit outcomes, or compliance status for any specific facility. Use the official sources and program tools for verification.
How should I use “date precision” (day / month / year)?
Treat precision as part of the evidence. If a source only supports a month or year, the dataset keeps that limitation (we do not invent a day). For audit notes, record the precision exactly as shown.
Why are there multiple source fields (primary/secondary)?
Some milestones are best supported by more than one official reference (for example: a program page + a formal document PDF). When included, secondary sources help triangulate wording or date markers.
Should I use XLSX or CSV?
I found a mistake or a missing milestone—what should I send?
Send: (1) the official source link, (2) the exact date or supported precision (day/month/year), and (3) a one-line explanation of the correction. Use Request a correction.
Can I cite this dataset in a report or presentation?
Yes—cite the dataset name + version and include the page URL. If you use the files directly, cite the specific file URL you referenced.