Department of State Shamarukh Mohiuddin from Nathan, a Cadmus Company will join a panel on Embarking on Entrepreneurship: Partnerships that Support Women and Their Business Interests. View the full #IWDForum speaker lineup & register here: uscc.foundation/3kF5ZgC #WomensHistoryMonth2023

Access to capital is a major challenge for entrepreneurs & cannot be solved alone. Thanks to our esteemed panelists including Shamarukh Mohiuddin, Maria Luisa Boyce, Nina Oduro, & more for sharing their experiences in collaboration to support women. #IWDForum #InternationalWomensDay

In #Cambodia, investing in sustainable #manufacturing processes is crucial to an equitable post-COVID19 recovery %economic progress. Learn how Nathan's #USSEGA program is helping in this journey: bit.ly/3GwQQpU GGGI Geres EU-Switch Garment CGTI

IOM Bangladesh well trained #RohingyaRefugees Volunteers Disaster Management Unit (DMU) in full action and support to their community #CycloneMocha Credit: Rohingya DMU Volunteer

My latest article written along with GIST Impact on how we are helping companies source from green & #womenowned SMEs in India through a partnership with UPS International Chamber of Commerce GIST Impact USAID Bureau for Asia and WEConnect International FICCI #supplychains #g20empower #g20 nathaninc.com/tackling-the-e…

Exciting News! GoodWeave welcomes two exceptional leaders, Shilpa Nadhan and Shamarukh Mohiuddin to our Board of Directors...

Check out our announcement here: bit.ly/43OxgOC #SocialImpact #HumanRights #LaborRights #EndChildLabor #WomenEmpowerment #Leadership #BoardOfDirectors #GoodWeave

Honored to join the board of this impactful and game-changing organization!

The study shows that financially successful companies that integrate #ESG priorities into their #growth strategies outperform their peers—provided they also outperform on the fundamentals. Not only can you do well while doing good—you can do better: mck.co/3Lb8FwP

Horrific violence that violates fundamental norms of humanity has claimed the lives of over 1,200 in Israel and 1,400 Palestinians, including 447 children. The way that war is conducted matters. The IRC is calling on the international community to ensure the following: (1/8)

Right now in Gaza: "Children are being starved at the fastest rate the world has ever seen."

SCOOP: USAID officials on Tuesday privately warned the White House + State Dept that Gaza's collapse is "unprecedented in modern history," famine is likely already underway & hunger-related deaths will accelerate in weeks ahead, per internal cable I viewed huffpost.com/entry/gaza-col…

BANGLADESH 🇧🇩: Amnesty International's South Asia Regional Researcher Taqbir Huda speaks to Al Jazeera English about the ongoing crisis and how the internet shutdown blocks human rights monitoring. #ProtectTheProtest #SaveBangladeshiStudents

More good news on institutional restructuring in Bangladesh. In my last tweet, I noted the effective combination of Dr Salehuddin Ahmed (now in charge of Finance and Commerce) and Dr Ahsan Mansur (in charge of central bank). Now we have a strong trinity after having Prof.

This week's Trade Fact: A look at the origins and mission of American foreign aid, starting with Herbert Hoover's WWI famine relief programs and then USAID through the lens of HIV/AIDS and agricultural development in Malawi - progressivepolicy.org/foreign-aid-sp…

Rethinking foreign aid: In a new op-ed, Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo call for governments outside of the US, multilateral institutions, and philanthropists to take the lead on impactful and cost-effective foreign aid. buff.ly/gRYRszI

Global foreign direct investment falls for the second consecutive year, posing acute challenges to developing countries. @‌UNCTAD warns that rising uncertainty and insufficient financing threaten progress on the 2030 Agenda. ▶️ ow.ly/CSTL50Wcfak

Sharing my thoughts quoted in the Bangladeshi newspaper manabzamin today on their article on trade and Trump’s proposed tariffs on #Bangladesh. Michael Kugelman and others quoted here too. mzamin.com/news.php?news=…

Gaza is on the brink of running out of the specialised therapeutic food needed to save the lives of severely malnourished children. Unicef had only enough left to treat 3,000 children. In the first two weeks of July alone, it treated 5,000 children. trib.al/mhfjrwU

Every day in Hanoi, #VietNam, women cycle through the streets with bicycles stacked high with #plastic waste. They are part of an invisible workforce that #recycles 60% of the country’s plastic, keeping it out of landfills and back in the economy.