The Project is focused on how the garment/textile value chains connecting Europe and Bangladesh are being reconfigured in response to climate change. In this connection, the project pays particular attention to the economic, social, and environmental consequences of the process in line with the focus of the call. The implementation of the research project is granted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and administered by the Danida Fellowship Center (DFC) in Copenhagen, Denmark. The project is headed by the Copenhagen Business School in partnership with Aalborg University, Roskilde University (RUC), Centre for Entrepreneurship Development (CED)-BRAC University (Bangladesh), and Institute of Business Administration, University of Dhaka (Bangladesh). Private sector partners include the Danish Ethical Trading Initiative and Danish Fashion and Textile. This research and the capacity-building project will investigate how the garment/textile value chains connecting Europe/Bangladesh are being reconfigured in response to climate change. The main research objective is to create insights into the actors pushing for decarbonization and value chain resilience efforts in the garment/textile industries of Europe/Bangladesh; the drivers behind their engagement; the scope of their practices, experimentation, and collaboration; and the consequences for economic, social, and environmental upgrading in Bangladesh.