Unicef Water

Watch UNICEF wash at the High Level Political Dialogue on Water and Sanitation in Africa, live from the UN headquarters in NY

Eva Kouassi-Komlan

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Dialogue politique de haut niveau dans le cadre de la série de dialogues sur l'Afrique 2026 Dialogue politique de haut niveau dans le cadre de la série de dialogues sur l'Afrique 2026 La série de dialogues sur l'Afrique (ADS) 2025 s'achève le 29 mai...

🩸A global movement is building to move menstrual health from the margins to the mainstream.

Across regions and sectors, governments, UN agencies, civil society, youth advocates and partners are coming together around a new Shared Agenda for Action on Menstrual Health.

Why? Because menstrual health is not only about hygiene products. It is deeply connected to education, health, WASH, gender equality, economic participation, climate resilience and human dignity. Yet despite progress, over 500 million women and girls still face unmet menstrual health needs worldwide.

The Shared Agenda aims to:
🔹 Increase political prioritization and investment
🔹 Strengthen accountability and evidence
🔹 Break stigma and harmful social norms
🔹 Elevate adolescent and youth voices
🔹 Build stronger cross-sector collaboration

This is a collective effort — and consultations are now underway across regions. We invite governments, practitioners, youth leaders, researchers, civil society and partners to help shape the agenda and drive meaningful action.

Menstrual health is not a side issue. It is a development priority.

#mhday2026 #periodfriendlyworld #wash #genderequality #globalhealth #mhh #menstrualhygieneday #menstrualhealthday #menstruation | Shared Agenda for Action on Menstrual Health & Hygiene 🌍🩸 The global consultation for the Shared Agenda for Action on Menstrual Health and Hygiene is now open. This Shared Agenda has been developed by UNICEF, the Global Menstrual Collective, and partners from 50+ countries. It aims to guide evidence informed global action on menstrual health in th...

By 2030, nearly 60% of the world’s children will live in urban areas — making cities one of the defining frontlines for child well-being, resilience and equity.

Follow our WASH global practice colleagues this week, as they discuss women empowerment, youth engagement, Disabilty inclusion, innovative programming and financing at the 13 World Urban Forum