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Livelihood development for women with vision impairments in the informal sector in Ghana
Livelihood development and participation of women in the informal sector have been recognised as a key factor for social and economic liberation. When women, especially women with vision impairments, participate in livelihood, they reap the benefits of a stable income source, a better standard of li...
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Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
2022
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