MH Day Partners and Supporters

With close to 1,000 organisations, local and international civil society organisations are the biggest group of MH Day partners. Two-thirds of civil society partners are from Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. No matter if you work locally as grassroots or in several countries, your expertise, closeness to beneficiaries and advocacy power add immense value to our joint mission.

The MH Day movement includes a wide range of private sector partners, from multinational corporations to social enterprises and B-corps. Private sector partners are an integral part of the MH Day movement and contribute to a #PeriodFriendlyWorld in many different ways, including product donations, awareness campaigns and collaborations with other partners.

Local and national governments are critical to creating a #PeriodFriendlyWorld by enacting laws and policies and allocating the funding needed to promote good MHH at scale.
The international secretariad of MH Day provides special free support services for government partners!

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MH Day is supported by key intergovernmental organizations working in the field of MHH, including UNICEF, UNFPA and the World Bank. With your strong global voice, MHH programming and partnerships with governments at all levels, you are a key part of the MH Day movement.

The MH Day movement includes global, regional and national networks and coalitions, such as the Global Menstrual Collective, the African Coalition for Menstrual Health and Generation Equality Forum. Networks and coalitions are mobilizing their members to take action on MH Day and coordinate their activities, making them important partners.

Research and data are critical to fill knowledge gaps, improve the work on MHH and monitor progress towards a period-friendly world. Therefore, academic and research institutions are warmly welcome as MH Day partners.