This report from Assam, published in 2025, discusses menstrual hygiene management initiatives including awareness campaigns, accessibility of sanitary products, breaking social taboos, and school-based MHM programs. It highlights the role of various stakeholders in promoting menstrual health.
This comprehensive report from Assam provides detailed insights into menstrual hygiene management initiatives and practices implemented under the Swachh Bharat Mission framework. Published in 2025, the document captures the journey, challenges, and achievements in implementing sustainable sanitation solutions across the region. This document focuses on menstrual hygiene management initiatives including awareness campaigns, accessibility of sanitary products, and breaking social taboos around menstruation. It covers school-based MHM programs, community awareness activities, and the integration of MHM into Swachh Bharat Mission activities. The report highlights the role of various stakeholders including government departments, NGOs, and community organizations in promoting menstrual health and hygiene. It presents successful models and best practices from different states. Key highlights from the report include: - International Womens Day IWD 2025 was celebrated across India with a strong emphasis on - recognizing and empowering women in the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene WASH sector. This years - activities aimed not only to acknowledge the vital contributions of women in rural sanitation but also to - create platforms for leadership, participation, and sustainable change. The celebrations focused on - mobilizing communities, recognizing womens leadership, strengthening grassroots governance, and - amplifying success stories through both on-ground and digital initiatives. The report serves as a valuable resource for policymakers, practitioners, and stakeholders working in the sanitation and waste management sector. It provides evidence-based insights, successful models, and scalable solutions that can be replicated across different regions for achieving sustainable sanitation outcomes.
To Highlight Menstrual Hygiene Management Efforts In Assam For Women And Girls Empowerment.
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