Putali Nepal
@putali-nepal.com
Launched in the year 2015 Putali Nepal initially was a fiscally sponsored program working specifically in the field of Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM). We sustained by introducing menstrual cups (Ruby Cup) and Menstrupedia comics. Putali Nepal was also the first one to introduce the menstrual cup in the country. Alongside the sales of Ruby Cup, we also provide different interactive training and workshops on sexual and reproductive health using Menstrupedia Comics which breaks menstruation related stereotypes among children with its interactive stories. In 2019, however, Putali Nepal was registered as a non profit company by 5 enthusiastic women who have been working primarily in the field of education, environment and health. Our current mission and vision is “Present Trailblazers, Future Influencers” and “Creating Child Friendly Education Tool to Promote Social and Behavioral Changes” respectively. Despite the broadened vision and program expansion we have given continuity to the MHM sector where we use Menstrupedia Comic as our educational tool to inform and raise awareness about Menstruation in the hope to bring positive behavioral transformation in the communities.
Putali Nepal's Company Logos
Putali Nepal's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#15C8A0
Mountain Meadow
21, 200, 160
167, 81, 43
89, 0, 20, 22
#6B003E
Pompadour
107, 0, 62
325, 100, 21
0, 100, 42, 58
#F78DA7
Persian Pink
247, 141, 167
345, 87, 76
0, 43, 32, 3
About Putali Nepal
Putali Nepal is a non-profit organization dedicated to community development through education, environment, and health initiatives. With a focus on sustainable solutions, they believe in the power of education to drive positive change and transformation. One of their primary areas of work is in menstrual hygiene management (MHM), where they provide period education and sustainable period products to improve the menstrual hygiene of menstruators.
Putali Nepal's efforts align with several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including SDG 3 (healthy lives and well-being), SDG 4 (inclusive and equitable quality education), SDG 5 (gender equality), and SDG 12 (sustainable consumption and production). Their vision, reflected in their name "Putali," which means "Butterfly" in Nepali, is to create a butterfly effect where tiny seeds of change bring about great transformation. They design child-friendly educational tools and empower children and young adults to become change-makers in their communities.
Putali Nepal is supported by testimonials from individuals and organizations who appreciate their impact and dedication. With over 1400 menstrual cups distributed, 14000 recipients of sexual and reproductive health and rights information, and 1900 beneficiaries trained, Putali Nepal continues to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and communities
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2019
Company size
11-50 employees
