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Trachoma is, first and foremost, a disease of poverty. It is considered to be endemic in 55 countries. It is particularly prevalent in large regions of Africa, the Middle East, Southwestern Asia, the Indian Subcontinent, Aboriginal communities in Australia, and there are small focuses of blinding disease in Central and South America.2 Trachomatous blindness inflicts a high financial cost and may result in the persistence of poverty, due to the lost wages of the blind and their families.3

Trachoma: Blinding Tropical Disease in the South East Asia Region with Research Priority