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1. The intersectionality of menstrual practices, water and climate action: designing post-pandemic menstrual programming with men and boys in Kenya * (2021)
   Karanja, Daniel
2. Meeting gender & menstrual hygiene needs in MSF-OCA health structures * (2015)
   Mena, Rubis
3. Universalization of sanitary napkin use is not menstrual hygiene management * (2015)
   Chadha, D.
4. Menstrual hygiene: engaging with governments to strengthen programmes of action * (2016)
   Tripathy, Anjali
5. Lessons learnt on the implementation of menstrual hygiene management in Karamoja, Uganda * (2017)
   Hekel, Daniel C.
6. Practices and effects of menstrual hygiene management in rural Bangladesh * (2017)
   Mondal, Biplob Kanti
7. Mainstreaming menstrual hygiene management: lessons from a decade of programme and policy work * (2015)
   Mirza, S. Y.
8. Menstrual health management in some selected basic schools in Ghana * (2016)
   Abanyie, Samuel
9. Faith-based approach to improving menstrual hygiene management (MHM): challenges and successes * (2018)
   Iroegbu, Daniel Ifegwu
10. WASH infrastructure and menstrual hygiene management in basic schools - a study in Kumasi, Ghana. * (2018)
    Acheampong, Patricia
11. Menstrual hygiene management compliance in primary schools in Uganda: a case of Lira Municipality * (2017)
    Ojuka, Alex
12. Moving forward: findings from menstrual hygiene management formative research in Bangladesh * (2017)
    Coultas, Mimi
13. School menstrual hygiene management in Malawi: more than toilets [based on MSc thesis, Cranfield University] * (2011)
    Pillitteri, Sally Piper
14. Menstrual hygiene management in Ghana: understanding the socio-cultural, economic, political factors, challenges and opportunities * (2017)
    Asimah-Agodoa, Seyram Ama
15. Menstrual hygiene management to improve attendance of primary school-aged girls in Central North, Burkina Faso * (2017)
    KABORE/ILBOUDO, Isseta
16. Integrating menstrual hygiene management (MHM)into the school water, sanitation and hygiene agenda * (2011)
    Sommer, Marni
17. Sanitation 'secrets' and menstrual hygiene management: what can perimenopausal women tell us? * (2018)
    Bhakta, Amita
18. A holistic approach to tackling menstrual hygiene management in rural communities in Kenya * (2018)
    Kidney, Maria
19. A situational assessment of menstrual hygiene management among physically-challenged adolescent school girls: a case study of CMML Special School, Iyale, Nigeria * (2021)
    Ataguba, Clement Oguche
20. Analysis of menstrual hygiene practices in Nepal: the role of WASH in schools programme for girls education * (2018)
    Dhakal, Surendra Babu
21. Girls in Control. An analysis of a menstrual hygiene management approach at scale [Distance Learning] (2016)
    Halcrow, Gabrielle
22. Menstrual management in communal sanitation facilities: recommendations to eThekwini Municipality * (2013)
    Truyens, Carley
23. Sustainable approaches to scaling MHM * (2017)
    Kiiza, Samuel Andrew
24. Schoolgirls' experiences of managing menstrual hygiene in Uganda * (2011)
    Crofts, Tracey
25. Social and psychological impact of limited access to sanitation: MHM and reproductive tract infections * (2015)
    Mishra, Vinod Kumar
26. Women's role in a water safe community initiative in Nepal * (2021)
    Bishwakarma, Dandi Ram
27. The influence of real time learning in WASH programming * (2017)
    Padilla, Angela
28. Assessment of secondary school sanitation in Egor Local Government Area of Edo State, Nigeria [Distance Learning] (2014)
    Alufohai, (Ojimadu) Oruare Ekemoriere
29. County First Lady champions in transformative partnerships for MHM advocacy and integration * (2018)
    Kivutha, Nazi
30. Girls for Girls Programme, Kenya * (2013)
    Kidney, Maria
31. Supporting sanitation and hygiene in prisons: WaterAid's support for Bolle detention centre in Mali * (2016)
    Traore, Moussa Alou
32. Breaking the silence: a new initiative for menstrual hygiene management under the National Sanitation Programme in India * (2014)
    Mishra, Vinod Kumar
33. The need to have a multifaceted and mainstreamed approach to addressing menstrual hygiene management: a case study from Kenya * (2017)
    Kidney, Maria
34. Addressing water and sanitaiton needs of displaced women in emergencies [Distance Learning] (2013)
    de Lange, Rink
35. Drivers of menstrual material disposal and washing practices: why we cannot ignore the behaviour of individuals when making engineering decisions * (2021)
    Robinson, Hannah
36. History of water and sanitation in the UK: the impact on the domestic lives of women (2015)
    Chen, Ci
37. G018: Menstruation hygiene management for schoolgirls * (2014)
    Crofts, Tracey; Coates, Sue; Fisher, Julie; Shaw, Rod; Chatterton, Ken
38. Menstrual hygiene cubicles * (2014)
    Chatterton, Ken
39. WASH I Report on QIS data analysis : findings from the first round 2012 - 2013 * (2014)
    Jacimovic, R.; Ahmed, M.; Bostoen, K.