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Workshops, seminars, and campaigns to educate communities about menstruation rights.
Programs to involve civil society and local communities in addressing women-related issues.
Cultivate partnerships with the private sector and local enterprises to enhance access to menstrual products, supplies, and facilities.
Initiatives focused on empowering women economically and socially.
Conduct comprehensive research on Menstrual Health and Hygiene Management (MHHM) programs and practices, and share valuable findings and exemplary approaches.
Advocacy efforts for raising MHHM awareness at the regional and national level.
Facilitating the accessibility and widespread adoption of safe menstrual products.
Advocating for the utilization of environmentally friendly menstrual hygiene products.
Immediate improvement in menstrual hygiene practices among women and girls
Informed and empowered women making eco-friendly menstrual product choices
Access to better MHHM services in schools, educational institutes, workplaces and other public spaces.
Increased support from every member in the family, including men, the community, and the eco-system for women and girls
Open conversation starts on social taboos and stigma related to menstruation.
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Raised awareness about the fundamental human right to safe and dignified menstruation
Communities actively supporting women's causes and advocating for women's rights.
Improved conditions leading to self-sufficiency and economic empowerment for women.
Improved menstrual hygiene practices through education and access to resources.
Recognition and prioritization of Menstrual Health & Hygiene (MHH) and Sexual & Reproductive Health (SRH)
Every menstruator nationwide will experience menstruation with safety and dignity, recognizing it as an undeniable and inherent human right.
We eradicate inequalities, providing women the means to lead self-sufficient lives characterized by dignity and safety.
The social taboos surrounding menstruation have been eradicated, fostering a society free from stigma.
Every girl has uninterrupted access to education, enabling them to pursue continuous studies in schools.
