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Boresha Macho Inclusive Eye Health Project The project will work collaboratively to build more inclusive eye care within the current health system, meaning that vulnerable people will have access to quality eye care to prevent and treat avoidable blindness. The project focuses on people from marginalised groups including women, the elderly and people living with disabilities. Awareness of the importance of eye care will have an impact on families. Successful cataract surgery will enable patients to return to their families, empowered by their improved vision, now able to participate in work, household chores and community life.
Trachoma Elimination The goal of this project is to eliminate blinding trachoma in Zambia by the year 2020, through implementation of the WHO-recommended SAFE strategy​
Mozambique QEDJT Trachoma Inception activities as part of the project planning process.
Kenya QEDJT Trachoma Inception activities as part of the project planning process.
Jamaica CES This is a group of projects which come under a Regional Programme which Sightsavers implement in partnership with the Caribbean Council for the Blind – Eye Care Caribbean (CCB). 

The overall aim of this programme is to ensure CCB facilitates the coordination of comprehensive and sustainable systems that will achieve Vision 2020 objectives and provide Inclusive Services to persons who are blind or visually impaired.

Project activities include
- Supporting expansion of eye health, rehabilitation and education services in the region
- Providing technical assistance to countries within the region;
- Coordinating regional data collection and reporting on V2020 and Inclusive Services;
- Providing technical support to CCB Members, Partners and V2020/Prevention of Blindness committees;

The Programme intends to:
- Improve coverage, quality and access to services.
- Advocate for universal access to inclusive education by children who are blind or visually impaired.
- Lobby for universal access to counselling and adjustment to blindness services by all persons who are blind and requiring such services.
- Promotion of the rights of persons who are blind or visually impaired to vocational and tertiary level training; gainful employment; unemployment or pension benefits and inclusive recreational activities.
- Improve the institutional capabilities of CCBs members.
- The advancement of social investment practices, as a means of achieving financial sustainability for the Mission, purpose and goal of CCB-Eye Care Caribbean
Cameroon Nomads Research 186D This study will evaluate a mobile outreach strategy aimed at reaching every nomad camp in the Massangam Health Area testing for onchocerciasis, treating those positive with doxycycline, offering ivermectin to everyone eligible and testing again after the treatment. In doing this, infection rate, intensity of infection and impact of the intervention will be established.
Jigawa State NTD ​The goal of the programme is to achieve a minimum of 75% of the at-risk population for Schistosomiasis and Soil Transmitted Helminth (STH) with Mass Administration of Medicine in by 2019. ​
Demand Generation initiative To develop and test market-based approaches to create sustainable refractive error services for adults.
Ascend Supply Chain Nigeria Ascend Supply Chain Capacity Building (SCCB) in Nigeria.
Eliminating Avoidable Blindness The goal of this project is to contribute to improved and sustainable provision of, and demand for, eye care services in 3 provinces of Zimbabwe
BCVI CES Programme The goals of this project are to make eye care easily accessible to prevent avoidable blindness as well as rehabilitation of individuals with incurable blindness​
Kebbi State NTD Project The goal of the project is to reduce disability due to five Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) (Onchocerciasis, Trachoma, Lymphatic Filariasis (LF), Schistosomiasis and Soil Transmitted Helminthiasis (STH)) in Kebbi State using integrated and cost effective approaches for mass drug administration (MDA).​
COVID-19 ASCEND Sightsavers - Guinea Bissau COVID-19 response work carried out through repurposed ASCEND programme activity.
COVID-19 Eye health in Muchinga and Eastern Province COVID-19 response work carried out under Seeing is Believing project in Zambia
Maono Singida - Sustainable provision of eye care To contribute to the sustainable provision of eye care services in six districts of Singida region in Tanzania focusing on demand creation and improvements in current delivery mechanisms. The project received a no cost extension as some activities were delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rajnandgaon District ED CFH This project aims to ensure education of children with visual impairment and mainstreaming them in government schools. 

This project also intends to work in close collaboration with education departments and impart plus curriculum to facilitate their education. The parents / family members are trained to provide necessary support.
BVIPS The overall objective is to ensure the equal participation of persons with disabilities and their organisations in socio-economic activities and community life and contribute to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) in Bangladesh. Its three specific objectives are as follows: Specific objective 1: To strengthen the capacities and voice of DPOs/BPOs and increase their linkages and networking with state and non-state actors; Specific objective 2: To promote the full participation of persons with disabilities in socio-economic activities and improve their access to services; and Specific objective 3: To support local authorities and other government departments to meet their obligations for inclusive development as set out in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD). These will assist to move towards disability inclusive development. Baseline survey, process documentation, KAP survey, participatory monitoring, community-rooted strategy and operation plan and action research will build evidence. Sustainability will be partly ensured by community resource pool. One component of the project aims to develop standard tools, guidelines, manuals, IEC materials and deliver training to support and explore possible areas of collaboration with academic institutes. The project has a component to support exploring VI & disability accessible ICT. Part of the project implemented by ABC and BVIPS is funded by the EC.
Cameroon SCH/STH Far North Region The project aim is to have a significant drop in the prevalence of both Schistosomiasis (SCH) and Soil Transmitted Helminths (STH) through a yearly Mass Drug Administration of Mebendazole and Praziquantel in endemic areas. It is expected that morbidity resulting from SCH/STH infection will be reduced to a post intervention level of < 1% in 3 years, as per WHO elimination target. The project will strengthen the national programme against SCH/STH by ensuring Mass drug administration and supporting some Social Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) activities in areas with high Schistosomiasis prevalence. Improved hygiene practices at individual and community levels will contribute to maintain low transmission of the diseases.
NAB Haryana - IE project This project is being implemented in a very challenging area – Mewat, in which there is visible disparity in distribution of wealth. Mewat is one of the districts having lowest female literacy rate and it has nearly 78% Muslim population which is one of the highest in the country; the average family size is 7.5 and is the highest in the State. 

This project supports 198 low vision and blind children for education and all-round development through addressing the issues of lack of human resources, creating awareness among community, and promoting inclusive education in a situation where current service providers are lacking.
Senegal Trachoma Project DFID The goal of this project is the elimination of blinding Trachoma in these regions, using the SAFE Strategy so that the trachoma is less than 5 percent in 1-9 year old children at the community level and trichiasis is less than 1 case per 1000 population in over 15 year-old population by 2015. 

Main activities of the project are eye surgeries, expansion of the antibiotic distribution to cover all endemic districts, to intensify advocacy toward increased access to water and sanitation, to rehabilitate and construct new latrines.
Jashpur Dist. CES Eye Care The project aim is to provide eye care services to poor people from the tribal community and enhance awareness on eye health. 

The interventions are conducting outreach awareness, diagnostic camps, school screening camps, teachers training & developing linkages with district authorities. 

The project will increase the cataract surgical rate [CSR] of Jashpur district and establish effective linkages with district health system.
Arise NTD Chad Funding for one round of MDA in ex-Ascend areas to reach 4.4 million people with oncho/LF treatment by October 2022
The Gambia Optical Service The goal of this project is to increase the number of trained personnel to diagnose and treat refractive error in The Gambia.​
South Rajasthan Social Inclusion Project This is a first of its kind comprehensive approach in social inclusion in the southern division of Rajasthan. This will help prioritise disability within the local environment and also help in replicating good practice in south Rajasthan.

The project focuses on three changes:
1. Disabled People’s Organisations are formed and are advocating for their rights and entitlements
2. Disabled people have increased access to livelihood options and sensitised community is including disabled people in all initiatives
3. The implementing organisation (Aastha) is sensitised and is an inclusive organisation (with inclusive policies and practices)
IA Partner Capacity Building activities The goal of this project is to identify the capacity gap in the Liberia Eye Health Program Partners and provide them the skill set to deliver quality work.
DID TO1 Tanzania The DFID Disability Inclusive Development (DID) Programme is a £30m programme designed to contribute to the long-term improved well-being and inclusion of people with disabilities in low-and-middle-income countries. This projects aims to bring together partners and stakeholders to ensure all parties are aware of what the others are doing, identify gaps and ways to fill those gaps, and promote cross-learning between all DID projects in-country.
Mysore District Education (SVYM ) This project focuses on reaching out to the marginalised Visually Impaired (VI) children in the Mysore block of Karnataka. 37 VI children, who were not part of the Govt. inclusive education system, have been integrated into the regular schools.

The project aims to build capacity of human resource of government, non-government agencies and other stakeholders for appropriate planning and implementation of the inclusive education programme.
Madhya Pradesh Tribal Eye Health Programme To contribute towards improved vision related quality of life of rural tribal communities in Jhabua, Alirajpur, and Dhar districts of Madhya Pradesh
Support for Development of District Eyecare Programme Reduction of blindness in the selected district through making the eye health services available within the government health structures. To achieve this, the comprehensive eye care plan will be developed and implemented with the integration of existing health structures such as public health care (PHC) system, teaching hospital and other peripheral hospitals.
DR Dharward Project This project aims to improve the health seeking behaviour of general population in Dharwad on Diabetic Retinopathy (DR). The projects main activities include:

To develop network and linkages in Dharwad for accessible DR services.

To develop self- sustainable business model for DR.

Increase awareness among the general population of Dharwad on Diabetes and DR through technology The goal of this project is to contribute towards the elimination of avoidable blindness among the population of 100,000 in Dharwad District
Expanding vital eye health services in Southern Malawi The goal of the project is to contribute to the improved sustainability and equity of access to affordable and quality eye care services for people, with and without disabilities.
ASCEND Sightsavers - Nigeria Accelerating Sustainable Control and Elimination of Neglected Tropical Diseases (ASCEND)
CBR with TARA at Visakhapatnam district The project aims to increase the reach of the Visually Impaired (VI) both in terms of access to services as well as by widening the awareness and acceptability within the larger society. It also envisages that people actively seek eye care service and enjoy a change in quality of life through community development programmes. It is implemented in 3 sub districts of Vishakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh namely Payakraopeta, S Rayavaram and Nakkapalli. 

The project works with the objectives of establishing a network of Disabled People’s Organizations (DPOs)/ Blind People’s Organizations (BPO) in the project area for facilitating appropriate quality services to PWDs and to ensure that the government services, schemes and facilities are accessed by the community and the disabled persons according to the government acts on rights based approach. 

Besides it aims to establish cadre of advocacy agents at each administrative level of the district in order to facilitate service delivery to the Visually Impaired persons. 

It also works on creating awareness on eye health and bring about change in the knowledge, attitude and behaviour among the community in the project area. 

The project also trains VIs in Orientation and Mobility (O&M), Daily Living Skills (DLS) and in income generation activities. The project aims to enable the VIs to lead independent lives and become active members of the society.
Post Ascend Cote d’Ivoire Phase 2 (emergency) unrestricted funding to cover immediate gaps in Cote d’Ivoire after the Ascend programme early exit.
Integrating School Health in Liberia To contribute to the health outcomes of school-age children in Liberia, through development and implementation of integrated school screening programmes
The Gambia NECP The main objective of the project is to strengthen the capacity of the National Eye Health Programme to provide quality eye health services in the Gambia. Key activities of the project include the formulation of a National Eye Health Policy
Inclusive Continuing Professional Development Project The overall goal of this project is to build in-service teachers’ capacity and ensure a supportive system of education that institutionalises Continuous Professional Development (CPD) in inclusive education at primary school level.
Giving Vision to Future Visionaries ​Reduction of Childhood blindness in Balochistan
VARD Education Goal: Mainstream primary education in Bangladesh is accessible to children with disability, particularly, irreversibly visually impaired children.
Purpose of Project: Children with disability, particularly, those with visual impairment are studying alongside sighted children in selected mainstream formal primary schools in Sunamganj district and community is empowered to sustain the effort to promote IE. 
Project Objectives: 
Objective # 1. Enrol children with disabilities, including visually impaired children to mainstream primary schools
Objective # 2. Create physical and educational environment for VI children 
Objective # 3. Advocate at local level for inclusive education
Objective # 4: Strengthen organizational and management capacity
KBB CES Program - Social Inclusion Development Objective:
To improve the well-being of persons with disability and to enhance opportunities for the development of their full potential 

Objectives 
1. To rehabilitate the current backlog of 2500 VIPs by 2010 and new incidences of 300 per year to lead independent and quality lives by 2012.
2. Enhance Capacity of 86 CBR workers to render effective CBR services to VIPs by end of 2009
3. Enhance community capacity and involvement in provision of CBR services at their local level. 
4. To promote integration of services, including skills training and economic empowerment to IBPs to the mainstream service providers.
Urban Eye Health Programme-Jharkhand Improved Eye Health for Urban Poor and Other Vulnerable Groups through improved health Services  (systems).
COVID-19 ASCEND EG LSTM - DRC COVID-19 response work carried out through repurposed ASCEND programme activity.
Education project for Amravati district, National The programme focuses on a district based approach. The district based inclusive education programme at Amravati reaches out to 7 blocks of the 14 blocks of the district. The project aims to provide educational services to 71 visually impaired children including teaching plus curriculum according to their age and need. The project focuses on capacity building, networking with stakeholders and building strong linkages with Govt. education systems. The project is currently filling in the gaps of the Govt. inclusive education systems for the VI children in this district.
CSID CBR Barisal The overall objective is to ensure the equal participation of persons with disabilities and their organisations in socio-economic activities and community life and contribute to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) in Bangladesh. Its three specific objectives are as follows: Specific objective 1: To strengthen the capacities and voice of DPOs/BPOs and increase their linkages and networking with state and non-state actors; Specific objective 2: To promote the full participation of persons with disabilities in socio-economic activities and improve their access to services; and Specific objective 3: To support local authorities and other government departments to meet their obligations for inclusive development as set out in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD). These will assist to move towards disability inclusive development. Baseline survey, process documentation, KAP survey, participatory monitoring, community-rooted strategy and operation plan and action research will build evidence. Sustainability will be partly ensured by community resource pool. One component of the project aims to develop standard tools, guidelines, manuals, IEC materials and deliver training to support and explore possible areas of collaboration with academic institutes. The project has a component to support exploring VI & disability accessible ICT. Part of the project implemented by ABC and BVIPS is funded by the EC.
Improved Access to Eye Health in Sierra Leone To contribute to the reduction in avoidable blindness and vision impairment in Sierra Leone through provision of improved and accessible eye care services in project areas over the two-year project duration.
Senegal Trachoma Project Ministry of Mines This project complements the funds of Trachoma Project 56004 by financing different activities, such as training, surgeries and communication activities. The Trachoma project aims to eliminate blinding Trachoma in these regions, using the SAFE Strategy and providing surgery to at least 80% of current backlog of TT (trichiasis) patients in our target countries by 2015 and to maintain TT recurrence below 10 percent.
Jaipur Urban Primary Eye Care Project (JUPECP) Improved eye health for urban poor and other vulnerable groups in Jaipur through improved health systems ​
SHIP Liberia The overall goal of the project is to improving health outcomes of school age children through providing refractive error, deworming and general eye health services in the project counties. As part of our commitment to continuum of care, the project will continue to strengthen the referral system to ensure children with other ocular morbidities are able to access high quality services at the designated referral centres. These would include children with paediatric cataract and other conditions that would be identified during vision screening.
Oncho LF Nigeria DMDI Reducing prevalence of river blindness and elephantiasis and improving the lives of poor people in Nigeria
Countdown Nigeria ​Increase knowledge and evidence for cost-effective scale-up and sustainable control and elimination of NTDs as a public health problem in line with WHO 2020 NTD roadmap.
UFAR Katanga Sud CDTI Project The goal of this project is to contribute towards the elimination of Onchocerciasis in the Democratic Republic of Congo
ABW Inclusive Education Senegal education system has increased capacity to meet the specific, gendered needs of girls with disabilities and boys with disabilities.
Cameroon BCC study The project will be implemented to contribute to an effective elimination of STH and schisto, through a behaviour change communication (BCC) strategy aiming at improving treatment compliance and promoting healthy attitudes and behaviours amongst the population.
Keepsight - Futures reimagined in Africa The program aims to identify and integrate suitable clinical and public health objectives targeted at early identification of people at risk of going blind due to glaucoma, resulting in a reduction in the number of people going blind from glaucoma by earlier case finding and referral with uptake of treatment and monitoring of compliance.
Eliminating Trachoma in Kenya The programme will support trachoma MDA campaigns in 5 Implementation Units (IUs) in Q2 2023 and

1 IU in Q4 2023 targeting 1,067,557 people
Cote D'Ivoire Trachoma - AUD Accelerate To support trachoma elimination in Cote d’Ivoire
RE Market Research and Analysis Market based research on the private refractive error care sector in Pakistan and Kenya.
Mozambique OV/LF - DISSECT The overarching project goal is to advance progress towards onchocerciasis elimination by developing novel, integrated and scalable onchocerciasis entomological data collection tools.
Dristi Bhuj Refractive Error Project This project focused on providing refractive error services In Kutch district of Gujarat through vision centres including provision of spectacles and low vision aids. 13044 persons, including children received spectacles
Futuremakers Pakistan The economic inclusion of youth with disabilities in Futuremakers target countries.
Pilot IE Programme This includes support to DSD Punjab for development of trainings module and guideline & training of teachers on inclusive education, support to DGSE and Punjab special education department.
A Better World Programme, Strengthening the eye health system Improved and more equitable access (provision & uptake) of quality eye health services (that are gender responsive and disability inclusive)
Post Ascend Nigeria Phase 2 (emergency) unrestricted funding to cover immediate gaps in Nigeria after the Ascend programme early exit.
Reaching the Unreachable with Pediatric Eye Care S ​The project aims to provide a systemic solution to childhood blindness in Bangladesh through increasing availability of quality pediatric eye care in 6 rural districts in south-west, where about 1.1 million children live below the poverty line.
National Inclusive Education Programme All children with disabilities receive quality education within the wider education system
Inclusive Education Programme - Uttar Pradesh Ensure all children with disabilities receive quality education within the wider education system
Monitoring, Evaluations and Learning Sightsavers’ strategic evaluations and learning function supports the commission and delivery of robust and meaningful project evaluations to inform our work, improve project design and generate wider learnings
Health Systems strengthening through PHC reforms The goal of this project is to strengthen the health system according to the Primary Health Care reform with focus on eye health component of primary health care​