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मासिक पाळीतील समतेकडे जाणारा मार्ग हा सांस्कृतिक संदर्�

The road to menstrual equity requires solutions that balance cultural contexts with sustainable innovations

असुरक्षित स्त्रिया आणि मुलींसाठी आरोग्य आणि सुरक्षितते

An intersectional approach is necessary to tackle floods, which pose unique health and safety challenges for vulnerable women and girls

The initiative envisages ensuring universal menstrual hygiene through indigenous strategies, based on three principles: Access, Awareness, and Accepta

A key element of India’s strategy for Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child Health and Adolescent Health (RMNCH+A) is menstrual health. However, the focus is on the provision of single-use pads which, being non-biodegradable, contribute massively to environmental waste. Integrating reusable menstrual products into existing supply chains could benefit women in low-income households while reducing the negative consequences on the environment. Th

The commitment of states towards achieving gender equality as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development received a renewed boost during the G20 Summit in New Delhi in September 2023, with a marked shift in the discourse from women’s development to ‘women-led’ development. This article uses the Public Financial Management (PFM) lens to emphasise the role of governments in achieving gender-related outcomes. While proposing an outcom