Ministry of finance and economy
The first stage is mapping the problem
The second phase is research and analysis of the problem
The third stage is advocacy for the implementation of the recommendations.
The first phase envisages the following activities:
– price information and tax rate on menstrual health products
– comparison with other countries
In the Republic of Northern Macedonia, the percentage of girls who do not go to school
during their menstruation in rural areas is 90%, while in
urban areas is 75%. Inadequate management conditions
Menstrual hygiene in schools and the high cost of products are the most common
reason why girls do not go to school. Students miss 2 to 5
days of the educational process in the month showed the study conducted by NGOs
“Human Rights Journalists.” But 15% of women do not use any means
for MHZ due to lack of opportunity to buy them.
Our aim is to make it accessible to every woman.
Reduction of the tax rate from 18% to 5% of the funds for menstruation
hygiene.
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