The Pad Project

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by Karolina Slegeryte8 views·Updated Jan 17, 2021

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  1. So who is our target group?
  2. We want to reach almonds.
  3. Traitors would never have access to affordable hand, gentlemen.
  4. Sure. All products.
  5. I don't wash facilities on menstrual health, education, thes air,
  6. The mentor men, strangers around the world, but especially in
  7. low income activity communities at the PAD project, we want
  8. to make sure that our fight for menstrual equity is
  9. gender inclusive.
  10. Um, so for this reason, we acknowledge that not all
  11. women menstruate and not all menstruate er's or women.
  12. Um, this includes to the gender, trans gender, non binary
  13. and gender fluid individuals.
  14. How are the vast majority off our, um, off demonstrators
  15. that we worked with internationally of women girls?
  16. For this reason, when explaining our international work referred to
  17. women on girls the primary beneficiaries off our programs here
  18. at the PATH project we want to achieve sustainable, systematic
  19. change. Um, instead of short lived actions to do so,
  20. we pay much attention from a woman's reproductive health education
  21. that is the primary source Offiah period, poverty in the
  22. first place.
  23. Um, we also acknowledge that our target group is coming
  24. from vulnerable communities.
  25. Ah nde appropriate and effective ways to address the issue
  26. is to give them the power off participation and process
  27. to do so.
  28. You m the organization partners with local, uh bad project
  29. partners with local organizations and NGOs for funds tow place
  30. the pad machines in the communities.
  31. That would not only be the tool for the production
  32. of the seven sanitary pads, but would also launch a
  33. macro economy employing the target group.
  34. In this way, women are working for maintenance, production and
  35. sales, and they're the ones who are most affected by
  36. the issue.
  37. But also they were the ones we're making change.