Lobbying Governance
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E |
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E |
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| Limited |
Grameenphone provides only limited insight into its climate-related lobbying. It notes that "dialogues are ongoing with the BTRC" and references participation in "industry consultative bodies," indicating that it holds consultations with the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission, but it does not identify any climate-specific laws or regulations under discussion. The company therefore confirms only one broad mechanism—consultative engagement with a named regulator—without describing further tools such as written submissions, meetings, or coalition activities. Likewise, its stated intention of "advocating for access to greener energy options" remains a broad aspiration; no concrete policy change, legislative amendment, or measurable target is articulated. In sum, Grameenphone acknowledges some engagement with a regulator yet discloses neither the particular climate policies involved nor the precise outcomes it seeks, resulting in a low level of transparency.
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D |