Thanks so much for this comment Drew. I love on-the-ground experience like this and the insights you can bring, especially paired with data analysis like you’ve done here. We don’t get this very much on the forum.
If Kenya is anything like UgAnda, reading glasses are available in most towns like you say but they are a bit absurdly expensive.
I’m interested that the study quoted there 33 precent increase in productivity rather than the delta between the intervention and control group (12 percent). That seems quite sloppy.
The demand things is fascinating, although I’ve got moved feelings on it there also isn’t much demand for buying mosquito nets either.
Thanks so much for this comment Drew. I love on-the-ground experience like this and the insights you can bring, especially paired with data analysis like you’ve done here. We don’t get this very much on the forum.
If Kenya is anything like UgAnda, reading glasses are available in most towns like you say but they are a bit absurdly expensive.
I’m interested that the study quoted there 33 precent increase in productivity rather than the delta between the intervention and control group (12 percent). That seems quite sloppy.
The demand things is fascinating, although I’ve got moved feelings on it there also isn’t much demand for buying mosquito nets either.
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