Reports
Gender and disability: A perspective from India
Gender and disability: A perspective from India
Demand for and provision of eye care services in slum populations in Jaipur, India
The overall aim of this study is to better understand the demand for and provision of eye care services in the city of Jaipur, with a specific focus on urban slum-dwelling communities.
Health and hygiene among the girl child
A School based Study on Hygiene, Sanitation and Health among Girls in Howrah: Knowledge and Practices.
Envisioning a beautiful tomorrow
In most rural communities, eye health (if available) is limited to cataract screening with limited or no attention given to other eye ailments.
Touching lives: experiences of positive change
Sightsavers has been working in the Sundarbans for seven years and, until 2013, had supported the establishment of 2 eye hospitals and 2 vision centres.
Eyes OK please
This report is an attempt to document, for the first time in India, the need for eye health care interventions as well as truckers’ own views on the vital issue of vision.
Sightsavers’ programme partnership policy
Sightsavers considers partnerships to be of vital and fundamental importance in the way it works towards achieving its mission.
Envisioning a better tomorrow
For Sightsavers in India, 2013 has been more around system strengthening and envisioning a better tomorrow so that our programmes are more impactful.
Saving sight, changing lives
Approximately 10 per cent of our urban population is homeless, while 5 per cent of all urban slums are not recognised by the government.
Guidelines for the Management of Cataract in India
The manual deals with all the protocols necessary for preoperative assessment, intra operative procedures and post operative care for cataract surgery.
