With a strong national standing, operational presence in several states and alignment with national issues, Sightsavers in India is transitioning from a regional structure to a unified national organisation. ‘Sightsavers in India’ now progresses with a unified strategic thinking intended to bring a sustainable impact, as it moves ahead with the following goals:
‘Sightsavers in India’ is seen differently by the National government, State government, partners or sister agencies, beneficiaries or public. It is now being increasingly recognised by International agencies, and its image has moved from bring purely a funding agency to now being positioned as a development organisation.
Poor eyesight, blurred vision, and frequent eye infections are common problems we all have to face at some point or the other.
There are at least nine million truck drivers in India… or there could be 12 million… no-one quite knows.
On National Voters Day, let us revisit how the largest democracy in the world is moving towards making elections inclusive.