This journal article on new menstrual hygiene management approaches in emergencies highlights practical learning and innovative practices from refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Key findings include: 1) use of female-driven participatory methods for WASH design; 2) shifts towards multi-purpose female WASH facilities; 3) new menstrual disposal innovations; and 4) the use of male engagement strategies to generate buy-in.
This journal article on new menstrual hygiene management approaches in emergencies highlights practical learning and innovative practices from refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Key findings include: 1) use of female-driven participatory methods for WASH design; 2) shifts towards multi-purpose female WASH facilities; 3) new menstrual disposal innovations; and 4) the use of male engagement strategies to generate buy-in.Read More
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