CG’s FMCG leader wai wai launched a powerful video in national media and social media na rating against the taboo of menstruation especially focusing younger female. Daughters are the incarnation of divine so it’s her rights to choose for her life was the message conveyed to millions of viewers. Multiple conversation with organization like UNFPA and USAID also took place in order to effectively collaborate the partnership. Similarly, in partnership with GIZ, Chaudhary Foundation’s social entity Nepal social Business provided entrepreneurial training with objective of assisting in establishment of low cost sanitary pads for 20 women in the district of Dhading and Nuwakot. This program particularly amplified the use of sanitary pads and its production and its supplies in various other districts and villages reducing the reproductive diseases related with menstruation hygiene.
Chaudhary Foundation in partnership with its business vertical CG Electronics was that it was able to preload the app called ( Khuldulli i.e Curiosity ) with focus to address and expand the knowledge of adolescent sexual and reproductive health in all CG produced mobile specially focusing the use of such mobile in rural areas. Similarly, Chaudhary Foundation has been continuously supporting various national campaigns and program across the country on behalf of women representation, Family planning, and reproductive health. Various foundation activities are also directly related to support women livelihood through its projects. Such project and outreach has propagated the awareness.
In the wake of COVID, Chaudhary Foundation has also supported PPE’s and other medical equipment in 119 centers in all 7 provinces as an emergency response including major hospitals in Kathmandu. CF also provided 1000 PCR reagents to the ministry of health to expedite the testing process in the wake of COVID -19. Also focusing on the maternal health, CF provided medical equipment and supplies to 30 birthing centers.
Similarly, CF has started a project to establish a model birthing center in Nawalparasi replicating the design of M4ID in Finland. First level of assessment has been completed.
