Objective:

The objective of Project Support Swach Bharat is to educate young girls about menstrual waste management and empower them to contribute to the Swach Bharat Abhiyan (Clean India Campaign) by adopting proper disposal methods for sanitary pads and promoting sustainable development goals.

Campaign:

Our campaign focuses on conducting educational sessions and workshops in schools, colleges, and community centers to raise awareness about menstrual waste management. We provide information on the environmental impact of improper disposal methods and the importance of adopting sustainable practices. We educate girls about alternative options such as biodegradable pads to reduce waste generation.

Additionally, we emphasize the significance of segregating and disposing of used sanitary pads in a hygienic and environmentally friendly manner. We provide practical guidance on the proper disposal of pads, including the use of biodegradable disposal bags or bins and promoting initiatives such as incineration or safe composting.

Outcome/Impact:

Project Support Swach Bharat has a positive impact on young girls, instilling in them the knowledge and responsibility to manage menstrual waste effectively. By educating them about sustainable alternatives and proper disposal methods, we empower girls to make informed choices that contribute to the Swach Bharat Abhiyan and the larger sustainable development goals.

The campaign encourages girls to take an active role in preserving the environment and reducing waste. By incorporating these practices into their daily lives, they become agents of change, promoting a cleaner and greener society. Furthermore, their understanding of menstrual waste management helps break the stigma surrounding menstruation and fosters a more open and informed dialogue among girls, their families, and the community.

By promoting sustainable menstrual practices and responsible waste management, Project Support Swach Bharat supports the broader vision of a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable India.