International Women's Day 2018

It's International Women's Day on 8 March and this year it's time to #PressforProgress and work together to accelerate gender parity.

Just a Drop Founder Fiona Jeffery OBE discusses why safe water and sanitation are essential to progressing gender parity HERE

Hear from Fulrani, Agnes and Bridget as to how safe water, sanitation, income generating loans and menstrual hygiene education have transformed their lives.

Click on the photos below to read their stories.

Keep an eye on our social feeds and get involved with the conversation using #PressforProgress and tag us @Just_a_Drop

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