Problem

We are welcoming you to our affirmative initiation towards cleanliness and conservation of nature through guiding for Importance and awareness of sanitation to women and also by providing platform for sanitary disposition.

Yes. periods are occasionally inconvenient. But what is more inconvenient is disposing soiled sanitary napkins, Women, both rural and urban, face this question every month we while government authorities struggle to find a way to handle the staggering amount of sanitary waste generated every month.

While some women wrap it in plastic or paper and throw it along with domestic garbage, some flush them down or throw them into water bodies.

"An average woman throws away about 150 kg of mostly non biodegradable absorbents every year"

Reality

After you hand the soiled napkins over to the garbage collector, the napkins are collected as household waste by garbage collectors and later segregated, often manually.

"Waste pickers separate out soiled napkins from recyclable items by hand exposing themselves to micro-organisms like "E Coli. salmonella. staphylococcus. HIV and pathogens that cause hepatitis and tetanus."

After this, the sanitary waste is driven out of the city and buried in a landfill on the outskirts of a city. At times they are shredded before being buried.