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Gender and Blindness Reports
Increasing cataract surgical uptake
through gender-
sensitive
interventions
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pt
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Paul Courtright presentation
Women bear 2/3 of the world’s blindness
What can we
do?
A south-to-south initiative to improve utilisation
of eye care services
First International Symposium On Gender and
Blindness June 17-21, 2002, Moshi, Tanzania
Gender and blindness, eye disease & use
of eye care
services
Summary and recommendations
Figure: summary and recommendations
(Word)
Gender and Health Sector Reform
Trachoma and Gender: Does health sector
reform and
public-
private partnership for
implementation of the
SAFE
strategy
improve or worsen gender equity?
Gender and Blindness fact
sheet
(PD
F)
JCEH gender and Blindness
2006
(PDF)
Publications on gender and
Blindness
(PDF)
IAPB gender working group
Sept
2005
(PDF)
Gender 1 page for HRH
Countess
of Wessex visit
(PDF)
Improving gender equity in eye
care advocating for the needs of
women
(PDF)
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