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Featured Solution
AFRIpads Schoolgirl Kit
At Business Connect, we seek to highlight innovations that respond directly to user needs—especially when they impact health, dignity, and education. The AFRIpads Schoolgirl Kit exemplifies this, having been developed through rigorous user-centered design alongside...
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Organization Spotlight
Days For Girls
Across the world, millions of people do not have what they need to manage their menstrual cycle. Women in rural villages are forced to use cloth, rags, or even natural materials like leaves or husks. Days For Girls, a 501(c)(3)...
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