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Integrating MHM into water-related programming not only enhances the well-being and dignity of women and girls but also contributes to improved health outcomes, increased educational opportunities, and sustainable development at large.
The post Menstrual Hygiene Management – a missing piece in the water agenda first appeared on International Water Management Institute (IWMI).
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