What are some ways to address Menstrual Health, Hygiene and Education that could enable societies and governments to reduce shame and stigma? How can sensitization training for schools and healthcare professionals, the engagement with local leaders and the rehabilitation and adaptation of WASH facilities could help create inclusive menstrual health management?  Why is MHHE often overlooked within the context of development? What are the cultural, religious and policy budget shifts happening due to WASH programs in countries like Sierra Leone, Liberia, Burkina Faso and Pakistan? To commemorate World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2023, we feature an interview with Nicole Dagher, Program Manager at Water Aid Canada. Join us in this exploration, follow us on Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn @womanhood_ir  Listen to related episodes: 96. Danielle Keiser on COVID-19's Impact on Menstrual Health Education 110. Zvisinei Dzepasi Mamutse on Girls' Menstrual Health Education in Zimbabwe 157. Kat Plouffe on Launching a Sustainable Period Startup 158. Carolina Ramírez on Decolonizing Menstrual Hygiene & Education in Latin America 159. Dr. Shraddha Kale Kapile on Menstrual Health, Hygiene & Education in Mumbai Slums Recommended links of this episode: WaterAid Official Website The Water Crisis Facts and Statistics HerWASH programme SHARE programme Background music credit: Roman Kostiuk, A Small Miracle - Pixabay License