Reducing waste with reusable sanitary pads - UNEP circularity platform

reuse Samoa | 2018 Objective: provide reusable, cotton feminine hygiene products that reduce plastic waste, while making female hygiene more affordable for low income groups in Samoa. It doesn’t get more linear than disposable female hygiene products – and yet a circular economy solution faces some extreme cultural barriers. A Samoan businesswoman producing reusable feminine … Continue reading "Reducing waste with reusable sanitary pads"

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