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+255 766 111117 PLEASE CALL ME, AND TELL YOU ABOUT ANY EVENTS./TUMIA MAWASILIANO MOJA KWA MOJA KUPATA MATUKIO MUHIMU.AU KUWEKA TANGAZO LAKO. GENDER DIMENSIONS PROGRAMME COMMITTEE UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM GENDER ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR GENDER MAINSTREAMING AND STRATEGIC PLANNING Prof. Marjorie Mbilinyi Paper presented at the Strategic Planning Workshop for the UDSM Gender Programme, MUCHS, 23-26 October, 2000 1 GENDER ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR GENDER MAINSTREAMING AND STRATEGIC PLANNING Prof. Marjorie Mbilinyi1 INTRODUCTION I am grateful to have been invited to participate in this workshop, which represents another step in the long road to promote gender equity, women’s advancement and the transformation of the University of Dar es Salaam, including the ‘main campus’, ULCAS and MUCHS. My presentation and facilitation at the workshop will focus on the following aspects: • Identification of key gender issues f