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Back shot of a graceful Bengali woman in brown salwar kameez with long black hair, standing on a rooftop. She looks down, a solitary figure in an urban landscape

Government policy

National menstrual hygiene management strategy 2021

Guiding principles and strategic priorities for improving menstrual hygiene management in Bangladesh

A national strategy to advance menstrual hygiene management across sectors in Bangladesh.

Authors
Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives, Bangladesh
Member
Riva Asia
Resource type
Government policy
Location
Bangladesh
Year
2021
Theme
Public health
Tags
policies|menstrual hygiene|institutions|institutions
Publisher
Policy Support Branch, Local Government Division, Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operation
Publication place
Dhaka
While Bangladesh has achieved remarkable success in improving water and sanitation coverage, improvements in hygiene have lagged behind. This national strategy aims to facilitate programmatic and systematic approaches to improve menstrual hygiene management (MHM) across different sectors such WASH, health, education and environment. The document begins by describing the strategy development process which involved a literature review, consultation meetings and workshop, and situation analysis. The strategy identifies five guiding principles and eight strategic priorities for improving MHM practices. The strategy also identifies some key MHM actions and responsibilities of government agencies and other stakeholders in households, educational institutions, health care facilities, work places and public places.

National menstrual hygiene management strategy 2021

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