The document discusses the lack of access to sanitary products among women in Bangladesh and the health and economic impacts. It notes that 51% of women cannot afford sanitary napkins due to high prices, while 19% report they are not always available. As a result, 44% of women do not use napkins, and 73% miss school or work during their period. It then presents a proposal for a new affordable sanitary napkin made from sugarcane bagasse to address this issue and increase access among low-income women and students.
How consumers use technology and the impacts on their lives
Marketing campaign of sanitary napkin for rural women of Bangladesh
1.
2. 51% do
not use
sanitary
napkin
because of
the pricing
19%of the
girls and women
reported that
sanitary napkins
are not always
readily available
in their vicinity
44%of
Bangladeshi
girls and
women do
not use
sanitary
napkins
73%of
women in
Bangladesh are
absent in work
or school during
menstruation
5. PRODUCT FEATURES
PRODUCT TYPE
BELT SYSTEM
COMFORTABLE
DURABLE
HIGHLY ABSORBANT
EASY TO USE
HIGHEST AFFORDABILITY
LOWEST COST
MODERATE QUALITY
Packaging: Newspaper like
BIODEGRADABLE
8. Low income working women miss working
days due to menstrual health issues
Students miss their regular
classes and exams
Infections and body odors
Sexually transmitted diseases
9. 5 PIECE PACKET @ TK 35
Profit Margin of TK 10 per packet.
Margin of TK 5 per packet for the
retailer.
Margin of TK 2.5 per packet for the
distributor.