Salinity, a climate change-induced natural disaster affects the marginal women of the coastal area of Bangladesh in inhuman ways and their sufferings get intolerable at the time of their menstrual circles. Research shows that for using old clothes as well as having massive salinity in the regular water, horribly 100% of women of the coastal belt are facing rush and fungal infections in the genital area, 96.42% face itching in sensitive areas along with 82.86% girls are unable to go to school due to leakage of menstrual blood. On the other hand, due to poor financial conditions, they are unable to purchase regular sanitary pads (But experts said that in particular cases, an unburned pad could be taken 500 years to mix with land which is very dangerous plus harmful to human health as well as other members of the environment.) So, by keeping the needs of marginalized coastal women and their economic conditions in mind, our innovation team has developed cost-effective, user-friendly, and biodegradable reusable sanitary pads that we are on the way to mass level production.

Sitol-pati is one kind of handicraft mat which is a UNESCO recognized Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) product. It is made of Murta plant and the product was very popular once upon a time. Most of the Bengali families used it. Thousands of families were directly involved with the business. But, after coming plastic mat, this product lost its place. Consequently, people who were associated with this profession have lost their livelihood. But now, we are working to bring the industry back commercially. We have already succeeded to demonstrate that sitol pati’s raw material could be the most potential eco-friendly material after jute under proper research and patronization. Coming out from the traditional concept of the mat, we are working to shape other demandable products. Using the raw-material, we have already made ladies' bags, school bags, shopping bags, pillow-covers, bed mats, table-covers, file cabinets, baskets, and different types of showpieces. Besides, we are on the way to making mattress covers for chairs and sofa, exclusive trolley/travel bags.

After lifetime papaya trees become waste but now we are working to bring out new potentiality from it. The fiber of papaya trees joint with each other like net. It is very soft and nice looking. So, now we working to make products by using the abundant and death papaya trees like body cleaning brush, dish & floor cleaner, car washer etc.

Statistics show, 86% of women of Bangladesh are practicing to through their used clothes and pads in the jangle, buried or flash in the toilet. However, experts said these all are very dangerous as well as harmful, and in particular cases, a pad could take 100 years to mix with the land. Moreover, the menstrual blood of those disposable pads and cloths may lead to Hepatitis B, even HIV sometimes. So to get rid of the situation, we have designed this burning pot especially for the urban. By using this instrument, anyone will boil their pads and cloths to reuse them or burn their pads or cloths on a gas stove. Another advantage of this product is that the foul smell of burning fabric will not spread in the house because it will go outside through a magic pipe.