El uso de toallas sanitarias reutilizables y la educación en salud permiten que las niñas de las zonas rurales de India no interrumpan su escolaridad durante la menstruación.
Reusable sanitary pads and health education are helping girls in rural India stay in school during menstruation by improving hygiene, confidence and access to menstrual support.
Providing India's rural schools with solar power and the means to clean water is helping to improve conditions for students and for local communities.
Developing nations, though low emitters, are affected by climate change most – which is why the sustainability and social justice struggles are the same
Tobacco kills over 8 million people globally each year. Government action is needed to help people quit the habit and force the industry to pay for its environmental impact.
National policies and the international collaboration must foster innovation – while not infringing on technological access for downstream innovations and vaccine accessibility.
The disruptions COVID-19 have generated come with a steep cost. At present, 38 million children worldwide are entirely lacking schooling.
COVID-19 has exacerbated hunger and poverty in India. Solutions should address food insecurity now and provide livelihood opportunities for the future.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women globally. A all-female-led Lancet Commission outlines recommendations to reduce CVD in women by 2030.
Women, in countries like India, have been disproportionally hit by COVID-19. Policies are needed to help them achieve financial security and equality.
