Кризис менструальной бедности заставляет женщин платить за право на достоинство

7 мая 2026

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К концу этого года не менее 47 миллионов эфиопских женщин будут находиться в репродуктивном возрасте. Прогнозируется, что рынок гигиенических прокладок будет расти на 10 процентов ежегодно, достигнув 20 миллионов долларов.

Менструальная гигиена перестала быть второстепенным потребительским вопросом и стала элементом национального здравоохранения, посещаемости школ и участия в рабочей силе. Эксперты предупреждают, что неспособность устранить узкие места в цепочках поставок и высокие цены сказываются на повседневной жизни почти половины населения.

Луладай Абрахам воспринимает начало своего менструального цикла не столько как личное неудобство, сколько как ежемесячное испытание на выносливость. Эта ситуация подчеркивает давление, с которым сталкиваются женщины по всей Эфиопии.

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Кризис менструальной бедности заставляет женщин платить за право на достоинство

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