Henriette Ceyrac is a Consultant & Project Lead for PSI-Europe, specialized in menstrual health & dignity (MHD).
With a Master in Management from ESCP (France), Henriette first acquired private sector experience at Unilever, leading social and environmental impact projects globally. She joined PSI in Myanmar in 2016 to advise on a community health programme. She then founded an organisation to raise awareness and change social norms around menstruation in Myanmar. She joined PSI-Europe in 2021 to support the advancement of the MHD agenda. She leads our flagship MHD project 'Sang pour Sang Uni.e.s pour la Dignité', which aims to address the structural drivers of menstrual discrimination, in particular by promoting a human rights lens of menstruation and by supporting social enterprises working to improve menstrual product access in nine countries.
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Through PSI Europe’s partnership with Cyntax Health Pakistan in the Sang pour Sang consortium, women-led Mini Marts and Saheli outreach have improved menstrual health access, reduced stigma, created jobs, and empowered women and girls in Pakistan.
PSI Europe, PSI Malawi and Menstrual Health Action for Impact have developed a series of briefs on menstrual health and health systems in low- and middle-income countries.
Ilewa is one of PSI Europe's newly selected partners in the Sang pour Sang Uni.e.s Pour La Dignité project, providing environmentally friendly, accessible and reusable menstrual products for their local communities.
Through PSI Europe’s partnership with Cyntax Health Pakistan in the Sang pour Sang consortium, women-led Mini Marts and Saheli outreach have improved menstrual health access, reduced stigma, created jobs, and empowered women and girls in Pakistan.
PSI Europe, PSI Malawi and Menstrual Health Action for Impact have developed a series of briefs on menstrual health and health systems in low- and middle-income countries.
Through PSI Europe’s partnership with Cyntax Health Pakistan in the Sang pour Sang consortium, women-led Mini Marts and Saheli outreach have improved menstrual health access, reduced stigma, created jobs, and empowered women and girls in Pakistan.
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