Women and girls living in Kenya’s low-income settlements frequently lack access to basic menstrual hygiene materials.
This Practice Note details the development of a business model for low-cost sanitary products in Naivasha, the setbacks encountered, and what WSUP has learnt from the pilot intervention.
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