This guidance was developed for UNICEF WASH, Education, Health, and Gender specialists or focal points in country offices who are working with their partners to develop programmes related to menstrual health and hygiene (MHH). In recognition of the inherently broad programming considerations of MHH, this guidance is also aimed at UNICEF colleagues from the cross-cutting clusters of Communications for Development, Adolescent Development and Participation, and Disability. While it is written from the perspective of a UNICEF staff member, it may also be useful for colleagues from other agencies who are working to advance menstrual health and hygiene at a national and sub-national level.
Guidance on Menstrual Health and Hygiene
March 2019
Additional details
Publisher | UNICEF |
Themes | Gender, Hygiene, Menstrual health and hygiene |
Approaches | Context analysis, Learning approaches |
Language | English |
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