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1/ What are the impacts on people's livelihoods in #Myanmar of the political and economic crises? The People pulse survey, released by UNDP Myanmar in December 2021, provides data. asia-pacific.undp.org/content/rbap/e…

Under this proposal, large European companies will be held accountable for human rights violations and environmental harm caused throughout their entire supply chains, including in the textiles sector. EUMyanmar is working with European business to deliver on this agenda

youtu.be/eIqy6se9G6k The EU Myan Ku Fund has now supported over 90,000 apparel factory workers with direct cash assistance. Ms. Tint Tint Lwin, one of these beneficiaries, shares her story on how the fund was vital during her family’s lean times, before finding a new job.

Ms. Zar Ni Win, one of several hundred young women to participate in our vocational and life skills trainings shares about her experience in the programme. youtu.be/WSX-LspIkGg

This video is a bit longer, but provides some interesting perspectives from a garment worker and from a factory manager, both trying to navigate the difficulties of the previous year. youtube.com/watch?v=gKBYoF…

In #Myanmar, the military coup and pandemic led 220,000 garment workers to lose their job. 95% are women and often the only source of revenues of their families. Responsible businesses have a significant impact to avoid extreme poverty. Access to decent work is a human right.

🧵 1/9 The latest @eurochammyanmar #Myanmar Garment Sector Factsheet (v2.0), released this month, should be required reading for anyone interested in the country's post-coup labour situation. Incredibly well-researched, referenced and highly relevant. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar