We co-hosted an official Side Event at World Water Week taking place on Wednesday 26th August at 9 am CET. This session examined how menstrual health can be more systematically integrated into WASH policy, national sanitation strategies, and gender-responsive investment frameworks. It highlighted the economic, public health, and social benefits of addressing menstrual health, including improved school attendance, workforce participation, and more effective and inclusive sanitation services.
Inside HR2W’s Workshop on Menstrual Health and Human Rights
By Isabella Cubillo Inside HR2W’s Workshop on Menstrual Health and Human Rights Menstrual health management (MHM) was formally recognised as a human rights issue in 2022. In the years since, legislative activity in this space has moved faster across different nations which is exactly why Human Right 2 Water built […]
Menstrual Hygiene Management in Latin America and Spain
Menstrual Hygiene Management in Latin America and Spain Webinar for World Water Day Menstrual hygiene (MH) is not only a public health issue – it is a matter of dignity, equality, and human rights. Yet across Latin America and Europe, legislation remains uneven, fragmented, and often disconnected from water and […]
A Guide to Success: Menstrual Health in Management Côte d’Ivoire
A Guide to Success: Menstrual Health in Management Côte d’Ivoire By: Grace Anarfi Wadieh “Menstrual health is not only a matter of hygiene, but also a matter of dignity, equity and human rights.” Menstrual Health Management (MHM) remains a critical component of gender equity and public health, yet it is […]
