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    REVIVING THE GOLD OF BENGAL DESIGN OF A JUTE TRAINING INSTITUTE AND EXHIBITION CENTRE, NARAYANGANJ.
    (2022-03) YASMIN, SYEDA ZARIN
    Jute, the golden fibre has played an emergent role in the economic growth of Bangladesh. It has a golden history and tradition in Asia. Jute is one of the foremost imperative common strands that hold the moment position after the cotton within the sum of production. From antiquated times jute is developed within the Indian Sub-continent. During that time jute leaf was utilized as it were a vegetable and as an herb. Till presently India and Bangladesh are the two fundamental nations to deliver most of the jute in the world. Bangladesh (East Bengal) secured 70 to 80% of the world jute showcase till the year 1947-48 which drop down to 25% within the year 1975 as other nations within the world expanded the generation of Jute and the utilize of counterfeit strands. The upgraded financial opportunity at the side natural benefits, the jute training, and working will amplify that will make more work opportunity. As of now, in Bangladesh, almost twenty-five million people are related specifically and by implication to the jute industry. Currently, the market for traditional jute products is reducing due to competition with different cheaper goods produced from synthetic and polypropylene. In addition, people are discouraged for not getting the proper value of it and have to stay in an unhealthy workspace. However, experts fear the possibility of further growth in this sector is diminishing due to various global and regional factors. The project will ensure a sustainable working and training environment for motivating the weavers and exhibit fusion products of jute to promote and increase the market value all over the world.