We held a Forum on May 17th Menstrual Health and Hygiene (MHH) and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) among Indigenous Communities and Urban Dwellers in Cameroon and Zambia.
Oral session presentation titles:
Taro Yamauchi: Menstrual Health and Hygiene among Baka Hunter-Gatherer Women in Cameroon: A Look at Cultural Practices and Beliefs
Joy Sambo: Menstrual Product Choices and Disposal Challenges Among Schoolgirls in Peri-Urban Lusaka, Zambia: Barriers and Implications
Akira Sai: Elucidating WASH Attitude among Baka Hunter-Gatherers through Art
Sikopo Nyambe: Co-Designing WASH Solutions in Zambian Schools: Child-Led Interventions for Lasting Change in Peri-Urban Communities.
Poster session presentation titles:
Yurina Kameya: Barriers to Menstrual Health and Hygiene for Female Students in Yaoundé, Cameroon: Challenges in Sanitary Facilities, Education, and Social Environment
Mwape Chitupa: Menstrual Product Disposal Practices in Lusaka’s Peri-Urban Areas: A Narrative Review of Waste Management Challenges
