As part of the Menstrual and Gender Action (MENGA) project, the TPO Foundation strives to advocate the initiative of abolishing the tax on menstrual products by monitoring and financing resistance and influencing the formation of gender-responsive budgets of educational institutions.

We hereby invite you to take part in the research on menstrual poverty in BIH by filling out the questionnaire. If you are a female student and/or female professor at one of the public universities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, please fill out the questionnaire, which will require 10 minutes of your time. There are no right or wrong answers, so we would like to ask you to state the position that best reflects your opinion on the topic when answering.

Questionnaire FOR FEMALE PROFESSORS:

https://orgdiagnostics.limesurvey.net/456968?lang=hr

Questionnaire FOR FEMALE STUDENTS:

https://orgdiagnostics.limesurvey.net/174688?lang=hr

Your views and experiences are important to us in order to map the attitudes of the participants regarding menstruation and menstrual products. The survey is anonymous, and participation in the research is voluntary. All the data you leave by answering the questions will be used only for research purposes, and will be treated in accordance with the protection of personal data. By clicking on the “Next” option, you accept that the data you leave in this survey will be used exclusively for this purpose.

The aim of this research is to examine the attitudes of teachers about available menstrual products in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as about menstruation in general.

The research is carried out by the TPO Foundation and the University Gender Resource Center of the University of Sarajevo. The project in Bosnia and Herzegovina is implemented by the Center for the Promotion of Civil Society, and financially supported by the Austrian Development Agency and the Swedish Agency for International Development and Cooperation.