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A comprehensive guide for why and how to invest in menstrual health and hygiene.
This webinar hosted by Days for Girls, PSI-Europe, and Period Positive Workplace addressed how to create period-positive workplaces and how the private sector can play an integral role in establishing menstrual equity.
Health problems do not exist in a vacuum, but are part of our healthcare ecosystem. Businesses can help change this.
Menstruation is a normal and natural part of the reproductive system, and over half of the world’s population experiences menstruation throughout their lifetime.
The Kulczyk Foundation and Founders Pledge have released a landmark report on the menstrual health and hygiene (MHH) gap – outlining ways the global community can work together to end it.
PSI-Europe, in collaboration with The Case for Her, published the first Technical Brief for the Integration of Menstrual Health in SRHR.
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