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Agenda: Deliberation on Availability of Proper Hygiene and Sanitation Facilities for Women in War Torn Regions.

 

The agenda contemplates on the negative consequences of improper hygiene amongst women. The absence of critical services in worn torn regions of the world results in bad reproductive health and poor health conditions. Such matters are concerned with their dignity and safety as well. Therefore, by prioritizing women's specific needs and involving them in decision-making processes, we can foster resilience and promote better health outcomes in conflict-affected settings.