Every month, millions of girls and women in Cameroon lack access to safe and affordable menstrual products. Period poverty limits education, independence, and well-being. Disposable pads harm the environment and waste valuable resources.
Used by one woman in her lifetime – each takes 500–800 years to decompose.
Support women’s empowerment and independence.
Decentralized manufacturing units in Cameroon.
Awareness campaigns with schools, NGOs, and women’s groups.
Sustainably sourced, fully biodegradable raw materials.
Building bridges between France and Cameroon for funding, expertise, and solidarity.
Provide affordable eco-friendly menstrual products, and reduce plastic waste in Cameroon.
Each pad is not just a product—it’s a tool for social transformation, powered by the strength of Cameroonian women and reinforced by international partnership.
With an MBA in Corporate Finance and over 15 years of experience as a financial controller, I chose to dedicate my expertise to a mission that truly matters: social equity and ecological responsibility. Through Project Nyango Pads, I empower women, create sustainable local jobs, and make menstrual health a fundamental right—not a privilege. Nyango Pads is managed by a local women’s cooperative in Cameroon, driving social and ecological impact projects. This hybrid structure enables us to:Nyango Pads is managed by a local women’s cooperative in Cameroon, driving social and ecological impact projects. This hybrid structure enables us to:
Together, we can end period poverty and protect the planet. Join the movement.
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